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 1 I      |       obeying. He, therefore, sent in his resignation, and
 2 I      |    expedition, which had been sent out to explore the new Caspian
 3 IV     | island the latest expedition, sent by way of the great lakes
 4 IV     |      in the Bengal army, were sent by the London Geographical
 5 V      |   exactly why himself, he had sent to Edinburgh for a certain
 6 V      |      Vogel, who, in 1853, was sent into the Soudan to associate
 7 VIII   |     very vessel that had been sent out to the polar regions,
 8 VIII   |       The aeronaut, Gernerin, sent up a balloon at Paris, about
 9 XII    | Petermann, and by that savant sent to him. This Atlas was to
10 XXII   |      Lazarist mission. Heaven sent you to me—Heaven be praised!
11 XXIII  |    beautiful night. The stars sent him their trembling rays,
12 XXIII  |     midst of that night which sent to him its softest radiance;
13 XXV    |      sudden and intense heat, sent the balloon rapidly aloft.~
14 XXX    |     of twenty-three, had been sent to cooperate with Dr. Barth.
15 XXX    |     track with the expedition sent from Leipsic, so that we
16 XXXVIII|    him, a Scotchman by birth. Sent out in 1795 by the African
17 XLIX   |  quite obliging. See, they’ve sent us a nice little southeast
18 XLIII  |       At this point the river sent forth a prolonged roaring;
19 XLIV   |    bank of the river had been sent by the governor of Senegal.