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 1 II   | ensued, and the speaker, in a somewhat emphatic tone of voice,
 2 II   |       such success in France. Somewhat later another Frenchman,
 3 II   |       resumed his speech in a somewhat graver voice.~“You know,”
 4 XIII |     of a low, flat country of somewhat barren aspect. After coasting
 5 XVI  |      was animated, not to say somewhat noisy. Toasts flew backward
 6 XX   |      them?” asked the unknown somewhat coarsely.~“For the reason
 7 XX   |       The meeting began to be somewhat fidgety also, for the contest
 8 XXI  |  There was in “the situation” somewhat of the ridiculous, something
 9 XXII |     could withdraw from these somewhat embarrassing demonstrations,
10 XXV  |    the Yankees threw about. A somewhat difficult task! seeing that
11 XVII |       the projectile deviated somewhat from the lunar surface,
12 XVIII|       discussion, fruitful in somewhat hazardous theories, the