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 1 I      |       always a full audience to honour the Liedenbrock courses,
 2 I      |          To all these titles to honour let me add that my uncle
 3 III    | repeating mechanically.~Upon my honour I could not have enlightened
 4 V      |       out; I made it a point of honour.~Two o’clock struck. This
 5 VII    |       yourself to science! What honour will fall upon Herr Liedenbrock,
 6 IX     |        resigned to wait for the honour of being presented to him.
 7 XXXVI  |       Island. Don’t decline the honour of having given your name
 8 XXXVIII|           Gentlemen, I have the honour to introduce to you a man
 9 XLI    |       granite.~I begged for the honour of lighting the fuse. This
10 XLV    |        gave a grand fete in our honour. A public audience was given
11 XLV    |       for his humility.~So much honour could not but excite envy.
12 XLV    |         boast the distinguished honour of an offer from Mr. Barnum,
13 XLV    |       amidst all this glory and honour; one fact, one incident,