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 1 I     |         and pronounced aloud the single word—~“Excelsior!”~Never
 2 IV    |          March, accompanied by a single servant. The principal aim
 3 XII   |    Society of London;” and not a single point of the countries already
 4 XIII  |         Kennedy no longer felt a single shiver of the fever, but
 5 XV    | contortions; they did not lose a single gesticulation; they did
 6 XVI   |          his enthusiasm; “why, a single ball fired at random into
 7 XVII  |       ocean of verdure without a single breaker.~“We might proceed
 8 XX    |        chopping off his arm at a single stroke, carried the dissevered
 9 XXI   |      kept in its place by only a single anchor, experienced not
10 XXIV  |          caravans meeting with a single spring of water. Occupied
11 XXX   |          and thereby producing a single and instantaneous movement
12 XXXIII|          no opportunity to see a single specimen of those animals.~
13 XXXIV |          take care not to omit a single point.”~“I will look out
14 XXXVI |      throw out that ballast at a single effort. But, for your life,