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 1 1    |           the internal arrangements perfectly comfortable. Yielding to
 2 VIII |          amazement to find the deck perfectly hot to my feet! Curtis heard
 3 IX   |       unknown. Unless the cotton is perfectly dry when it is shipped,
 4 XI   |             package, because he was perfectly aware that he would have
 5 XVI  |     countenance; to him it appeared perfectly incredible that, after our
 6 XX   |            was the case of picrate, perfectly intact; having neither been
 7 XXI  |          But the operation had been perfectly successful. Before we reached
 8 XXXII| consequently able to keep ourselves perfectly dry. To say the truth, it
 9 XXXV |        retain their hold, it seemed perfectly incredible that the raft
10 XLII |          became so warm that it was perfectly flat and unrefreshing.~It
11 LVI  |            we had been drinking was perfectly fresh.~“Yes,” repeated the