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 1 I   |            try my new mortars on a real field of battle, I shall
 2 II  |          kind of belief that their real purpose was ornamental rather
 3 XIX | incomprehensible, but not the less real. If I were a chemist, I
 4 XXI |          the case. He told him the real causes of the hostility
 5 XXVI|        Cocktail!” “Brandy-smash!” “Real mint-julep in the new style!”
 6 IV  |           I shall not give you the real course drawn by the projectile
 7 VII |           that the question has no real interest. Later, when we
 8 XV  |   lengthened bands along the disc, real clouds formed in the midst
 9 XV  |            longer arid plains, but real seas, oceans, widely distributed,
10 Not |              is perihelium {sic} a real word? maybe substitute perihelion?>~