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 1 VI    |     said Joe, with a smile of satisfaction And why did he smile? He
 2 VII   |     it has given the greatest satisfaction hitherto in aerostatic experiments.~
 3 XII   |   Kennedy.~“France did demand satisfaction, and the Said of Zanzibar
 4 XIII  |      hearty emphasis and much satisfaction.~“Positively,” said Joe, “
 5 XIV   |      all hands tasted it with satisfaction.~“Every thing has gone well
 6 XVII  |        our aeronaut saw, with satisfaction, that the hydrogen was in
 7 XXII  |     tea, and he drank it with satisfaction. After that, he had strength
 8 XXVIII|      you will give me instant satisfaction!’ The Scotchman had a wholesome
 9 XXXI  |    his compass, and saw, with satisfaction, that the wind was carrying
10 XXXV  | service.”~He discovered, with satisfaction, that the current was taking