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1  1, 8 |      man was certainly the most admirable specimen I had ever met.
2  1, 10| exhibitions of paintings. ~Some admirable statues in marble and bronze,
3  1, 20|    plain that was bordered with admirable forests. Some kingfishers
4  1, 20|      the long light feathers of admirable fineness, and they completed
5  2, 3 |          perfect clearness, and admirable lustre made it altogether
6  2, 3 |       waited for the shark with admirable coolness; and, when it rushed
7  2, 10|        of the immense vault, an admirable specimen of natural architecture.