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1 I     |            enterprise and maritime adventure, and he followed with enthusiasm
2 I     |        developed during a youth of adventure, spent in every nook and
3 III   |          for travel and thirst for adventure had at length died out,
4 XV    |     warrant me that, after such an adventure, the power of the wizard
5 XXI   |          moving in the shadow.~The adventure with the dog-faced baboons
6 XXVIII| circumstances that a very singular adventure befell James Bruce.”~“Tell
7 XXXV  |           up courage, although the adventure of Kazah did come back rather