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 1 VI   |   globe; whenever he caused a fine dew of rain to fall upon
 2 VIII |    sculptor’s works, nor in a fine park the toylike chateau
 3 XI   |    man, of robust build. This fine fellow must have been possessed
 4 XI   | kindness. I constructed a few fine Latin sentences to express
 5 XXIX |       the soil of which was a fine sand. It was half light.
 6 XXX  |       lined with a breadth of fine shining sand, softly lapped
 7 XXX  |     But then ‘the weather was fine.’ The play of the electric
 8 XXXII|       light the same. Weather fine; that is to say, that the
 9 XXXII|       it is a fair wind and a fine sea; we are sailing rapidly
10 XL   |      to this coast from which fine weather would have carried