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 1        I,  III |     powerful head possessed the fine features of the Caucasian
 2        I,  III |    physiologist. He possessed a fine nose, with large nostrils;
 3        I,  IX  |    night. The weather continued fine, though the atmosphere was
 4        I,  X   |      But what is easy enough in fine weather and broad daylight,
 5        I,  XI  |       This worthy Russian had a fine open countenance, and he
 6        I,  XII |          in which may be seen a fine metal-refining factory and
 7        I,  XII |     plain only by the clouds of fine dust which rose under the
 8        I,  XIII|        and carriages would be a fine prize for them.~Only by
 9        I,  XV  | attached a coat of mail of very fine wire, which covers their
10        I,  XV  |     there seems to bristle with fine needles, and one would almost
11       II,  III |      worthy of it. Oh, that was fine retaliation for the little
12       II,  VI  |        sort of weather it was.~“Fine enough, little father,”
13       II,  VIII|       the Czar.~The weather was fine, but the air, which cooled