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1        I,  V    |         kind before; it must be peculiar to the coast of Algeria.”~
2        I,  VIII |       recognizing it as his own peculiar star in the ascendant. Captain
3        I,  XIII | astonishment.~“This is all very peculiar, Sir John,” observed the
4        I,  XIII |    colonel.~“Yes, colonel; very peculiar,” replied the major.~“England
5        I,  XIII |       he did not think that the peculiar circumstances under which
6        I,  XVIII|      aspect, except that a very peculiar cloud was hovering over
7       II,  IV   |       in the temperature.~These peculiar conditions rendered the