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 1    1,    5|   whatever he was told, of an excellent, indeed, a perfect temper;
 2    1,    6|   steward of the yacht was an excellent maitre d’hotel, and might
 3    1,   11|       the making in him of an excellent horseman.~The weather was
 4    1,   18|       he was fast becoming an excellent cavalier.~“Bravo! Robert,”
 5    1,   18| animal, the flesh of which is excellent eating.~In less than half
 6    1,   18|    very fat and would make an excellent dish, the Patagonian said.
 7    1,   24|       yellow birds, which are excellent eating, and greatly in demand
 8    2,    1|     guests. It was pronounced excellent, and even superior to the
 9    2,    6|     vessel securely. He found excellent moorage in five fathoms’
10    2,    8|  would regret the loss of his excellent servant.~“Well, then, Ayrton,
11    2,    9|     What will you turn out?”~“Excellent, Madam, just excellent,
12    2,    9|        Excellent, Madam, just excellent, and that’s all.”~
13    2,   14|       sheep, and the flesh is excellent.~The bandicoot is a species
14    2,   19|     of a creek, a plant whose excellent properties had been frequently
15    3,    8|   there they could rest in an excellent hotel, highly recommended
16    3,   13|    his tribe. The chief spoke excellent English, and he saluted
17    3,   13|     in the burning soil, were excellent. The geographer remarked
18    3,   13|      cover of the darkness.”~“Excellent,” answered Paganel, “if
19    3,   14| eruption ready to order.”~“An excellent idea, Paganel; well conceived,”
20    3,   14|    real Maories. The meat was excellent and savory, and the six
21    3,   20|    stocked with vegetables of excellent quality.~The house was shaded