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1      I,  I   |         and enabled him to rise superior to adverse circumstances.
2      I,  II  |     Lakes Athapeskow, Winnipeg, Superior, Methye, Buffalo, and near
3      I,  XII |        always proved themselves superior to ours. We must be just
4      I,  XVI |      other kind-arises from its superior softness, thickness, and
5      I,  XIX | tenderly.~Indeed if not exactly superior, the young girl was certainly
6      I,  XXII|           O madam !”—~“Well, my superior officer,” replied Mrs Barnett,
7     II,  V   |      looking attentively at his superior, “the pit is full of water.”~“
8     II,  XV  |        given proof of an energy superior to that of most of her sex,