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1 I     |  figured at this magnificent repast was not an inch shorter
2 XI    |    of the ship at a farewell repast in his cabin. Kennedy, whom
3 XVII  |   neighboring streamlet.~The repast thus prepared was a pleasant
4 XVII  |    of provisions for a later repast.~“But, dinner’s ready!”
5 XXVI  |  store completed this gloomy repast.~During the night none of
6 XXVIII| mimosas, after a substantial repast, at which the tea and the