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 1    1,    5|       her size, the SCOTIA might justly look upon the DUNCAN as
 2    1,   17|       signifies grass plain, and justly applies to the whole region.
 3    1,   22|      element. Certainly he might justly have been called a sea-horse—
 4    1,   24|    retorted Paganel, “and he has justly merited the malediction
 5    2,    1|        attention, and think them justly entitled to form the basis
 6    2,    2|      long prairie, which Paganel justly compared to the Pampas,
 7    2,    6| continent.~However, as Glenarvan justly remarked, this did not alter
 8    2,    7|       continued Ayrton, “I might justly say, If Captain Grant is
 9    2,   16|       Harry Grant. But the Major justly observed that the expedition
10    3,    9|    details as to this custom. He justly observes that “moko” is