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 1      I,  I    |   picturesque. From the beams hung magnificent furs admirably arranged,
 2      I,  IV   |            shores of the lake form magnificent forests. We need not be
 3      I,  VI   |            Meanwhile, however, two magnificent specimens remained on the
 4      I,  VIII |          wings, and were therefore magnificent specimens of these migratory
 5      I,  VIII |            The Sergeant was right; magnificent otters are found in these
 6      I,  VIII |          attentively examining the magnificent fur of the dead animal.~“
 7      I,  IX   |           more complete. This is a magnificent lake, well worth exploring
 8      I,  XIV  |      destruction by displaying the magnificent antlers of some former victim
 9      I,  XVII |    picturesque forms, were a truly magnificent spectacle. Here they looked
10      I,  XVIII|        able to examine some of the magnificent constellations twinkling
11      I,  XVIII|           heavens were lit up by a magnificent Aurora Borealis, the arch
12      I,  XVIII|        dome of fire, but after the magnificent spectacle had been enjoyed
13      I,  XX   | impressions made upon them by this magnificent sight; but, as it was, they
14     II,  VI   |          is better for us than the magnificent weather we have lately had,
15     II,  XIII |         horizon to the zenith by a magnificent Aurora Borealis. The dogs