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 1    1,    1|      cannot equal the bull in size, can surpass him in noise.~
 2    1,    2|        barbado,” was of large size. The suppleness and stoutness
 3    1,    6|       square sails of unequal size, and propelled, when the
 4    1,    7|   flowers and violet lips the size of gloves, and oncidiums
 5    1,   10|    Lagoon of Oran, is of fair size, and receives the water
 6    1,   15|      was not a manatee of any size, for it only measured about
 7    1,   19|      lots, according to their size, after being sorted in a
 8    2,    4| establishment of considerable size.”~“It was prospering?”~“
 9    2,   20|    cabinets.~To what a superb size the Amazon had now developed
10    2,   20|     by an embouchure of great size, then the Moju, then the