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 1 I   |         to him! Yes, that was a fine time, that of work, of struggle,—
 2 III |    DOCHART PIT~HARRY FORD was a fine, strapping fellow of five
 3 III |   person, altogether made him a fine specimen of a lowlander.
 4 III |        the end of our world one fine day!”~“There is no fear
 5 III |        wish for a better than a fine fellow like you.”~They continued
 6 IV  | district which supplies so many fine fellows to the Highland
 7 IV  |         and his wife, “That’s a fine lad you have there, my friends.”~“
 8 IX  |         can run we shall hear a fine story.”~But the pursuit
 9 X   |         Madge loved him for his fine character and good nature.
10 XIII|   immense deal of bonny Nell! A fine young creature like that,
11 XIV |      moon,” cried Jack Ryan, “a fine big silver plate, which
12 XIV |    mists, promised one of those fine autumn days so delicious
13 XIV |        the Parthenon at Athens.~Fine roadways led in all directions
14 XIX |      nothing against it in this fine climate of ours, and living