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1      I,  I    |         enjoying themselves so thoroughly, was here, there, and everywhere,
2      I,  XV   |           It is riot, however, thoroughly satisfactory,” said the
3      I,  XVIII|  mountains, and none but those thoroughly inured to the horrors of
4      I,  XXIII|    luminous corona can be more thoroughly examined This, madam, is
5     II,  I    |      position when it had been thoroughly studied. Fortunately the
6     II,  IV   | daybreak they breakfasted, and thoroughly enjoyed their meal. The
7     II,  X    |        as a native she will be thoroughly acquainted with the whole
8     II,  X    |      that the icicles were not thoroughly cemented together. Loud
9     II,  XII  |        and they were therefore thoroughly overhauled by Mac-Nab and