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 1 I      | investigating intelligence, and a remarkable turn for scientific study;
 2 II     |  Geographical Society of Paris; a remarkable article appeared in the
 3 III    |      hunter, and that was nothing remarkable for a son of Caledonia,
 4 VI     |       mind, but he was especially remarkable for a sort of mild philosophy,
 5 XII    |     thousand other virtues, has a remarkable talent for the preparation
 6 XII    |       which they were passing was remarkable for its fertility. Narrow,
 7 XIII   |       sportsman.~“There’s nothing remarkable about that, my dear Dick,
 8 XX     |           these banyans is really remarkable, my dear Dick; and yet,
 9 XX     |        the contending parties was remarkable for his athletic proportions,
10 XXXVI  |         of it. There is something remarkable about it that excites my
11 XXXVIII|           tranquilly, without any remarkable incident; the desert gained
12 XXXVIII|         he was accomplishing this remarkable journey, an Englishman had
13 XLIV   |          apart to reward the most remarkable exploring expedition of