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 1    1,    5|         an excellent, indeed, a perfect temper; modest, silent,
 2    1,    6|      and the steward bowed with perfect gravity in reply.~“Are you
 3    1,    6|       and going up to them with perfect ease and grace, said, bowing
 4    1,    7|   William Tuffnell, there was a perfect explosion of admiring epithets.
 5    1,    8|    resumed Lord Glenarvan, with perfect gravity, “when people are
 6    1,   11|     party, even Robert, were in perfect health, and altogether the
 7    1,   13|        thankful.”~“Why, it is a perfect palace, I call it,” said
 8    1,   13|        CASUCHA. In spite of the perfect calmness of the atmosphere,
 9    1,   14|    fruit. There were literally, perfect forests of these. This district
10    1,   15| Patagonian, by whom he looked a perfect pigmy— a Patagonian who
11    1,   16|         color the animal was of perfect beauty. The Major, who was
12    1,   18|      brave Jacques Paganel with perfect confidence.”~“I resign myself,”
13    1,   21|         and presented arms with perfect grace.~“He’ll get on!” added
14    1,   23|      great gaps in the foliage, perfect glades, with air in abundance,
15    1,   23|  exhibiting a powder flask in a perfect state of preservation.~“
16    1,   24|        on board the DUNCAN is a perfect providence.”~“All right.
17    2,    6|        little group. This was a perfect type of the Irish colonist—
18    2,    6|      furniture, which looked in perfect keeping with the solid house
19    2,    7|       document,” he added, with perfect NAIVETE, “you must own you
20    2,   10|     They advanced in front with perfect gravity, choosing the best
21    2,   11|     their ambulatory house with perfect grace. John Mangles was
22    2,   12|         Gibraltar.”~“Admirable! perfect! sublime! And France, for
23    2,   14|   mounted on horses of the most perfect breed, truehunters.”~The
24    2,   14|      All these out-buildings, a perfect village, comprising more
25    2,   15|    Grant. “You are now the most perfect of men.”~“Too perfect,”
26    2,   15|      most perfect of men.”~“Too perfect,” added Lady Helena, laughing; “
27    2,   15|       them. The animals were in perfect health, and bravely bearing
28    3,    2|      made her a bad sailor, the perfect type of a wooden shoe.~They
29    3,    6|        Extreme watchfulness and perfect skill were necessary to
30    3,   10|      statues, representing with perfect exactness the tattoo of
31    3,   13|         his head with an air of perfect content.~“And now, my friends,”
32    3,   18|   evident he intended to affect perfect good faith in the business.
33    3,   20|      was, each and all had been perfect in the children’s eyes.~
34    3,   21|         more than one. The most perfect woman in the world has always
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