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 1 III  |  are a clever man.”~“Let us examine carefully,” said he again,
 2 VIII |   it, and then proceeded to examine the country.~It was a very
 3 XII  |   steed lowered his head to examine the nearest waves and stopped.
 4 XV   |   This hypothesis led me to examine with more attention the
 5 XIX  | think so?”~“Look close, and examine.”~I obliged the Professor
 6 XIX  |     or was he determined to examine this passage to its farthest
 7 XXI  | there motionless, I went to examine the conformation of that
 8 XXXIV|     this phenomenon. Then I examine the horizon, which is unbroken
 9 XL   |  replied; “but first let us examine this new gallery, to see
10 XLV  | somewhere and could not now examine; but its inexplicable behaviour