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 1      I,  XIII|     who had had considerable experience in the building both of
 2      I,  XIV |    Mrs Barnett; “I have some experience in these matters, and I
 3      I,  XIV |     and Sergeant Long, whose experience was invaluable, scoured
 4      I,  XX  |     air, but they spoke from experience, gained from long residence
 5      I,  XXII|     stronger for the painful experience you have gained.”~“Of course
 6     II,  III | their heads. From tradition, experience, or something, the Esquimaux
 7     II,  V   |   they were both men of long experience, and knew the temper of
 8     II,  X   |   his men had become wise by experience, and the chips left from
 9     II,  X   |   words. But I have had some experience of men, and I know that
10     II,  XII |      her remarks, founded on experience, might possibly be of great
11     II,  XII |      of fortune if we should experience a temperate instead of an
12     II,  XII |      her remarks, founded on experience, might possibly be of great
13     II,  XII |      of fortune if we should experience a temperate instead of an