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 1        I,  II  |      in the 3rd Light Cavalry; seven years in Algeria.~Campaigns:
 2        I,  VIII|     upon it a light and a heat seven times greater than that
 3        I,  VIII|  perceptible, as also were the seven spots, which, according
 4        I,  XIII|      boat, and been absent for seven or eight hours. Not even
 5        I,  XV  | Gibraltar to Gourbi Island was seven degrees or but little more.
 6        I,  XVI |        lose!”~It was half-past seven in the morning, when they
 7        I,  XVII|  lentisks. Here a little girl, seven or eight years of age, with
 8       II,  VII | apparent weight of our cube by seven, in order to ascertain its
 9       II,  VII |      grammes. Multiply that by seven; the product is, as nearly
10       II,  VIII|   solar attraction. During the seven months that had elapsed
11       II,  IX  |     kilogramme he had to weigh seven. Ben Zoof and the Russians
12       II,  X   |      are each of the length of seven terrestrial years.~Although
13       II,  XII | piercing through this rock for seven or eight yards, and the
14       II,  XIV |       we have had for the last seven months,” said the orderly
15       II,  XIV |     for you! You will get your seven pounds instead of one!”~“
16       II,  XIV |   instead of one!”~“Yes; well, seven, or thereabouts—thereabouts,”
17       II,  XIV |      pound. Of course, it took seven pounds of coffee to do this.~“