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1    1,    5|          could not restrain their enthusiasm, and the rocks of Dumbarton
2    1,   10|          the world?”~His generous enthusiasm so touched his auditors
3    2,   12|        young soul.~This religious enthusiasm at so tender an age was
4    3,    4|       ill-reputed country without enthusiasm, without conviction, not
5    3,   14|           I, who seldom get up an enthusiasm, I answer for the success
6    3,   15| resolution which was carried with enthusiasm. He proposed to give the
7    3,   15|     refrained from chilling their enthusiasm.~McNabbs, Robert, Wilson,
8    3,   15|        eucalyptus. Although their enthusiasm had been incessantly called
9    3,   19|     Robert, his face glowing with enthusiasm.~“My boy, my brother,” replied