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 1 I    |        The Presentation of Dr. Samuel Ferguson.—Excelsior.—Full-length
 2 I    |          General assent). “Dr. Samuel Ferguson, one of her most
 3 I    |      of the estimable captain, Samuel Ferguson, then twenty-two
 4 I    |     the centre of New Holland.~Samuel Ferguson returned to England
 5 II   |      the daring project of Dr. Samuel Ferguson, whose fine explorations
 6 III  | temperaments, Dick Kennedy and Samuel Ferguson lived with one
 7 III  |        tiger and the elephant, Samuel would be in search of plants
 8 III  |  tea-urn before them.~“My dear Samuel,” said the sportsman, “your
 9 III  |      he, at last. “Let us see, Samuel. Then you have discovered
10 V    |      however, did NOT persuade Samuel Ferguson, and wasted his
11 V    |        was ever suggested; and Samuel made an intolerable misuse
12 V    |     nothing.”~“Almost nothing, Samuel.”~“Well, do you know what
13 VI   |        last moment, to prevent Samuel even then from being guilty
14 XI   |   grasped his hand, and said:~“Samuel, have you absolutely determined
15 XIII |    doctor.~“Get over it! Egad, Samuel, if you’ve any drug in your
16 XVII |        s trunk!”~“An elephant, Samuel?”~And, as Kennedy said this,
17 XVIII|        the 3d of August, 1858.~Samuel Ferguson felt real emotion:
18 XVIII|       No doubt of that, friend Samuel,” assented Kennedy.~“Are
19 XXVI |     May Heaven hearken to you, Samuel! for here we are pinned
20 XXXI |           You are right again, Samuel! Let us intrust to Providence
21 XXXI |    alone to hunt.”~“But still, Samuel, you will permit me to indulge
22 XXXII|       made no answer.~“Listen, Samuel!” said the sportsman. “There
23 XXXVI|     the horizon.~“I think not, Samuel; it is a troop of gazelles
24 XLI  |        absolutely necessary!”~“Samuel! Doctor!”~“Your guns, and
25 XLII |   through the air.”~“But then, Samuel, how will you dilate your
26 XLIV |      of May, 1862.~“(Signed), “SAMUEL FERGUSON~“RICHARD KENNEDY,~“