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 1 I   |      his worth. His powers of penetration were not, perhaps, very
 2 III | bounds of human reasoning and penetration, he saw no limits to the
 3 V   |       of his energy or of his penetration! But, after all, what had
 4 V   |   perplexity, nor his lack of penetration.~After a few moments, Father
 5 VI  |       carried out shows great penetration and research, and the results
 6 IX  |    true that the magistrate’s penetration may have been due to some
 7 IX  |       deceive the most subtle penetration. Any one unacquainted with
 8 X   |       bring all his powers of penetration into play; for such a culprit’
 9 XV  |      with a man of consummate penetration and experience—a bold, courageous
10 XVII|     all his presence of mind, penetration, and sagacity to bring the
11 XIX |   trouble, and such marvelous penetration, should be wasted!”~“So
12 XIX |     believe that a man of his penetration would betray himself like
13 XXII|      wonderful shrewdness and penetration, well-nigh exceeding the
14 XXII|    one of those men of subtle penetration, soft as silk, and supple
15 XXV | cultivated intellect, unusual penetration, and extraordinary abilities.