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 1 IV     |      north latitude. This was the extreme southern limit reached by
 2 IV     |        countries, and reached his extreme limit in the east, the town
 3 IV     |           past Gondokoro, and ran extreme risk of his life among the
 4 XI     |           could advance only with extreme difficulty, and did not
 5 XI     |   apparatus was put together with extreme care, and the pipes issuing
 6 XIII   |         an atmospheric current of extreme velocity was bearing them
 7 XIV    |        not rise very high without extreme dilation of the gas, the
 8 XVII   |         make before we get to the extreme limit reached by the explorers
 9 XIX    |  vigilance.~The monsoon blew with extreme violence during all the
10 XXII   |        young missionary became so extreme that they had to lay him
11 XXIII  |           the grave. The heat was extreme in this ravine, shut in
12 XXV    |      there be, in one place, such extreme luxuriance of vegetation
13 XXV    | vegetation yonder, and here, this extreme aridity, and that in the
14 XXVI   |        seemed to reign, up to the extreme limits of the breathing
15 XXVIII |     statements were received with extreme incredulity, and such may
16 XIX    |           before we arrive at the extreme point attained by that daring
17 XXXII  |       returned to the charge with extreme fury. Kennedy severed the
18 XXXIII |         Tchad, where it marks the extreme point attained by Denham
19 XXXV   |            and advanced only with extreme precaution, his eyes on
20 XXXVII |        Victoria was crossing with extreme rapidity an expanse of stony
21 XXXVIII|           Rain began to fall with extreme violence, and not only had
22 XLI    |           seemed to approach with extreme rapidity, or, to speak more