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 1 I     |        in an address that was frequently interrupted by applause.~
 2 II    | explorations our readers have frequently had the opportunity of appreciating.~“
 3 III   |      to England they had been frequently separated by the doctor’
 4 XIII  |    humidity! At night, a cold frequently intolerable, and the stings
 5 XIX   |   wild hill-sides and hollows frequently reminded the beholder of
 6 XXX   |     they employ these pigeons frequently, to set fire to the thatch
 7 XXXI  |       become the lake itself. Frequently, too, the villages on its
 8 XXXIII|    five hundred feet. Kennedy frequently discharged his rifle; and,
 9 XXXVII| doctor could not refrain from frequently pressing his hand when he
10 XLIII |     rushed toward it; but, as frequently happens in like cases, the