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 1 I    |                 figured in the “Book of Honor” of the Gun Club; and of
 2 I    |                 of the Gun Club has the honor to inform his colleagues~
 3 II   |        necessarily reach it. I have the honor, my brave colleagues, to
 4 XI   |                Greece contended for the honor of having given birth to
 5 XI   |                will further dispute the honor and create us new enemies,
 6 XIII |              came forth to meet him, an honor due to the president who
 7 XVI  |               of September. A basket of honor took down the president,
 8 XIX  |             Ardan, “that I have not the honor of personally knowing my
 9 XXII |                of the United States, an honor of which he showed himself
10 XXIII|           answer with human beings. The honor of putting it to the proof
11 I    |                 the earth! That will do honor to the canine race! If ever
12 IV   | cock-a-doodledoo, which would have done honor to the proudest of poultry-yards.~
13 V    |               Barbicane.~“If only to do honor to the Americans,” added
14 VII  |              the hurrahs uttered in his honor, his ears at least tingled.
15 XIV  |              nature does wonders in our honor.”~“But,” asked Nicholl, “