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1    1,   15| sang-froid.~As soon as the Major perceived him, he pointed him out
2    1,   26|        that John Mangles had not perceived his passengers, for he continued
3    2,   18|         A few seconds after they perceived among the scrub a human
4    3,    1|    visitors gruffly enough. They perceived that they had to do with
5    3,   12|       gone three feet deep; they perceived by the increased sharpness
6    3,   12|       while the Maories, if they perceived the flight of the prisoners,
7    3,   12|          hundred feet below they perceived the swarming mass of frantic
8    3,   13|         Look!”~And then they all perceived the inexplicable change
9    3,   14|          of the ridge. Soon they perceived the shadowy outline of the