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 1  Int      |      Verne has done a vast and useful work in stimulating the
 2    1,    4|        qualification eminently useful to skippers in the merchant
 3    1,    4|     genuine pleasure, or be so useful, as to save those unfortunate
 4    1,    8|       season to travelers, but useful to the inhabitants of the
 5    1,   10|       at last. A European is a useful being in these countries.
 6    1,   23|         He thought it might be useful to us, and gave it to me
 7    2,    6|        of Horace, in which the useful and agreeable were blended;
 8    2,    8|   Helena and his Lordship, how useful could he be in organizing
 9    2,   14| distant colony; and start some useful settlement there. Learn
10    2,   15|        the yacht would be very useful, and he added, that if the
11    2,   17|       regiment of cavalry.’ ‘A useful plant this gastrolobium.’~“
12    3,    5|      boat would have been very useful to us.”~“What would you
13    3,    9|        it procures, has also a useful aspect. It gives the cu-taneous
14    3,   13|     Paganel, “but what is more useful still is the food and water
15    3,   18|     certain facts which may be useful to you. I wish to obtain