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 1  1, 8 |    mouth, beautiful teeth, with fine taper hands, indicative
 2  1, 15|         the tints darkened into fine gradations of ultramarine,
 3  1, 15|         sea. We were walking on fine, even sand, not wrinkled,
 4  1, 17| hundredweight of fish. It was a fine haul, but not to be wondered
 5  1, 18|      handwriting. ~"Ah! it is a fine death for a sailor!" said
 6  1, 20|  cannibal, or else one of these fine mornings, master will find
 7  1, 23|       Ocean. Here, there was no fine sand, no submarine prairies,
 8  2, 9 |        and whose branches, like fine black paper cuttings, showed
 9  2, 10|        their long legs, several fine fat bustards. I leave anyone
10  2, 12|         said Ned Land. "And one fine day the creature plunges,
11  2, 17|    misty or clear, is a sign of fine or of wet weather. At this
12  2, 19|       and misty. On the horizon fine streaks of cirrhous clouds