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 1    1,    7|      permit me to express my admiration of your conduct throughout—
 2    1,    7|    throughout— my unreserved admiration. Let your yacht continue
 3    1,   15|    piercing cries.~Paganel’s admiration increased with every step,
 4    1,   16|      of a horse, was loud in admiration of this sample of the Pampas
 5    1,   16|     quite unconscious of the admiration he was exciting, and they
 6    2,    5| wondering and half-terrified admiration at the spectacle.~Just then,
 7    2,    8|      saloon, and was loud in admiration of the fitting up of the
 8    2,   10|   palette.~V. IV Verne~Great admiration was bestowed on this bird,
 9    2,   13|    several degrees. A cry of admiration escaped the travelers at
10    2,   15| which would have excited the admiration of less weary travelers.
11    3,    1|      Mangles was filled with admiration at seeing her so courageous
12    3,   20|    His boy, too, came in for admiration. “How he has grown! he is