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 1 I   | Travellers’ Club, in Pall Mall. A superb entertainment had been prepared
 2 VI  |       Hyde-Park entrance, and was superb in it, without the shield.~“
 3 XIII|    together in confused masses of superb brilliance, as they reflected
 4 XIV |       booty.~It was a blauwbok, a superb animal of a pale-bluish
 5 XV  |           of cannabis and datura; superb trees and depths of freshest
 6 XVI |        all ages. It is, really, a superb country.”~“It would be hard
 7 XVII|     doctor recognized a male of a superb species. He had two whitish
 8 XXII|       back in dazzling cascades—a superb but dangerous spectacle,
 9 XIX |          regions.~“The country is superb!” said the doctor.~“Here
10 XXXI|           me the prospect of some superb hunting, and thus far I
11 XXXV|      consideration to offer him a superb banquet consisting of sour