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 1    1,   11|       poor monk reduced to the ordinary meager fare of his parish.
 2    1,   12|       course. The influence of ordinary tides is not perceptible
 3    1,   12|  celebrated Fragoso, barber in ordinary and extraordinary to the
 4    2,    1| capital of El Dorado. It is an ordinary town of about five thousand
 5    2,    4|    when it was out of range of ordinary auditory apparatus; his
 6    2,   10|     into them unchecked. Under ordinary conditions, at a depth of
 7    2,   10|        excavated far below the ordinary level.~The liquid medium
 8    2,   11|     the drowned man had in the ordinary course risen to the surface
 9    2,   13|       young man, that with the ordinary ten ciphers, using all at
10    2,   20|   twelve to fifteen feet above ordinary high-water mark.~This is