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 1 VI    |      fine sight, sir. What a splendid thing it is! What a pretty
 2 VIII  |     with envious eyes, “what splendid shots you’ll have!”~“Without
 3 IX    |      there—the stars—and the splendid planets that my old man
 4 XII   |  before one’s eyes!”~“What a splendid sight! What a spectacle!
 5 XII   |  like a bird. Joe found this splendid vegetation a matter of course,
 6 XII   |     be insupportable.”~“What splendid trees!” cried Joe. “They’
 7 XIV   | white as the driven snow.~“A splendid shot!” exclaimed the hunter. “
 8 XV    |    robust, well-made, and in splendid condition. Their hair, divided
 9 XVI   |   would be hard to find more splendid vegetation.”~“If we found
10 XVII  |     the huge animal.~“What a splendid beast!” said Kennedy, “what
11 XIX   |    the doctor recognized the splendid kingdom of Adamova.~“We
12 XXXVII|      in the evening, after a splendid trip of two hundred and