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 1 VIII |         The general and the major offered some objections; nevertheless,
 2 X    | experiment.~Nicholl, now furious, offered to expose his plate to the
 3 XII  |  strictest sense of the term, and offered not the slightest chance
 4 XIII |        Floridan “champagne” alone offered itself to view.~Florida,
 5 XIV  |         and considerable bounties offered by the Gun Club, he had
 6 XV   |        surprised at the spectacle offered to his view.~At 600 yards
 7 XVIII|         to be a reasonable being, offered to take passage within the
 8 XVIII|           If ever two individuals offered a striking contrast to each
 9 XXII |     wanted to exhibit him. Barnum offered him a million dollars to
10 XXV  |     spectators to whom he himself offered so dangerous an example,
11 III  |         midst of perfect silence, offered perfect repose.~Thus the
12 III  |      Satellite.”~Saying which, he offered some water to the wounded
13 Not  |          table of units should be offered for the reader. >myriameter =