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 1 VI     |     all the same.~“Yes; it is perfectly well known that the internal
 2 X      |      clever. He speaks Danish perfectly.”~“When can I see him?”~“
 3 XI     |      stood with arms crossed, perfectly unmoved by my uncle’s incessant
 4 XI     |    all that part of the coast perfectly, and promised to take us
 5 XII    |    globe, it is mere rubbish! perfectly impossible! Very well, then;
 6 XII    | horses went on to the boat.~I perfectly understood the necessity
 7 XVI    |     circumference, but almost perfectly round. Just upon the edge
 8 XIX    | narrow passages.~The heat was perfectly bearable. Involuntarily
 9 XIX    |      no longer. I picked up a perfectly formed shell, which had
10 XIX    | conclude yourself. Yes; I do, perfectly. We have left the granite
11 XXI    |  unconcern. Yet he understood perfectly well what was going on between
12 XXV    |      would soon learn to hear perfectly.”~“But won’t this density
13 XXIX   |         But I assure you I am perfectly well.”~“A little patience,
14 XXXI   |       morning I awoke feeling perfectly well. I thought a bathe
15 XXXII  |      as reptiles are the less perfectly and completely organised
16 XXXIII |      colossal structure to be perfectly built up again and anatomically
17 XXXVIII|       primitive man!~It was a perfectly recognisable human body.
18 XLIII  |     to take breath.”~This was perfectly true. When the ten minutes