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 1 IX  |         was informed later by our host, were taught Hebrew, English,
 2 IX  |           my uncle already in his host’s company.~
 3 X   |        but the hospitality of our host, more Danish than Icelandic,
 4 X   |       your possession?” asked our host.~“No; I was only supposing
 5 X   |         am glad to think that our host, in the innocence of his
 6 X   |     mysterious document, that his host would not accompany him
 7 XI  |   preparations were all made. Our host gave the Professor very
 8 XIII| travelling wraps the voice of the host was heard inviting us to
 9 XIII|  dining-room.~At our entrance the host, as if he had never seen
10 XIII|     dispassionately he kissed the host, the hostess, and their
11 XIII|       even over the children. The host served out to us a soup
12 XIII|          next morning we bade our host farewell, my uncle with
13 XIV |     virtues that distinguished my host.~My uncle soon discovered