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1    1,   15|     splendid face, indicating real intelligence, notwithstanding
2    1,   15|       he was so glad to see a real Patagonian, by whom he looked
3    2,    1|    Yes, Monsieur Paganel.”~“A real breakfast, on a real table,
4    2,    1|        A real breakfast, on a real table, with a cloth and
5    2,   10| auditors to the fact that the real guides of the drove were
6    3,    4|       the rocks. There was no real danger, but the heavy vessel
7    3,    7|   famous chief, named Hihi, a real Vercingetorix, so that you
8    3,   14|       men enjoyed it like the real Maories. The meat was excellent
9    3,   18|     myself as a servant in my real name, Ayrton. I waited there