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1 I      |     exercise in which children generally have so little success.~
2 II     |  London and throughout England generally, first, as to the real or
3 XVIII  | Beneath him extended a country generally destitute of cultivation;
4 XIX    |       dear Dick; accidents are generally caused by the imprudence
5 XXVIII |      upon raw meat, and people generally refused to credit the statement.
6 XXXVIII|    foresight with which it had generally caused rivers to flow close
7 XLIX   |       for Timbuctoo, an object generally coveted by all the tribes,