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1      I,  XIII|       thus made was as entirely satisfactory as if it had gone through
2      I,  XIII|       shore to be taken until a satisfactory conclusion should be arrived
3      I,  XV  |       riot, however, thoroughly satisfactory,” said the Lieutenant, “
4      I,  XIX | endeavours, Hobson could get no satisfactory reply to these questions,
5     II,  II  |       morning Hobson obtained a satisfactory altitude of the sun, and,
6     II,  X   |    Nothing could have been less satisfactory. It was evident that the
7     II,  XII |         which were not yet in a satisfactory condition.~The wind continued
8     II,  XII |         which were not yet in a satisfactory condition.~The wind continued