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 1    1,    6| brigantine and foretopsail, which greatly lessened the rolling of
 2    1,   15|         down over his nose, as if greatly irritated, and said,~“I’
 3    1,   16|        that, in many respects, he greatly resembled an English hunter.
 4    1,   17|           South America, the wind greatly irritates the nervous system.”~“
 5    1,   20|          The water of the Guamini greatly aided digestion apparently.~
 6    1,   24|         are excellent eating, and greatly in demand in the Montevideo
 7    2,    5|           teeth, it will delay us greatly.”~“Well, John, what if it
 8    2,    9|       name of Victoria.”~“And has greatly increased in prosperity
 9    2,   11|       sometimes, and, if I am not greatly mistaken, this lot have
10    2,   12|        Helena, whose interest was greatly excited by this spectacle,
11    2,   12|          as a few miles would not greatly retard their progress, and
12    2,   15|          the Major.~Glenarvan was greatly disturbed by this fresh
13    2,   19|           the wagon to him, which greatly tried his modesty. The poor
14    3,   16|       circumstance occurred which greatly perplexed me.”~“What was
15    3,   21|          one mystery still, which greatly excited McNabbs’s curiosity.