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 1 II   |       singularly adapted to the purpose. Lofty pillars formed of
 2 II   |       of belief that their real purpose was ornamental rather than
 3 II   |       Cape of Good Hope for the purpose of making there some astronomical
 4 II   |     infallible— and that is the purpose of my present proposal.”~
 5 VII  |         created for the express purpose of furnishing us with the
 6 XIII |         a suitable spot for our purpose.”~“I wish we were at the
 7 XIV  | remained at Tampa Town, for the purpose of setting on foot the preliminary
 8 XVI  |         interior mould, for the purpose of clearing out the boring
 9 XX   |       way.”~“I am come for that purpose.”~“You have insulted me.”~“
10 XXI  |      fellows as you are made on purpose to smash each other’s skulls
11 XXIV | instrument was designed for the purpose of rendering visible on
12 XXIV |        work and masonry for the purpose of working it, its weight
13 XXIV |     miles at most; and for that purpose to establish a magnifying
14 XXVII|       an instant, as if for the purpose of teasing the Americans.
15 I    |         an opening made for the purpose gave them access to the
16 IV   |       which will answer all our purpose.”~“And why?”~“Because it
17 XII  |      the hand of man.~“For what purpose?” asked Nicholl.~“For a
18 XIX  |         for a directly contrary purpose. In any case they were ready,