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 1        I,  XV   |      raised a thrill of general excitement by shouting, “A bottle in
 2        I,  XVI  |    Villa!” he cried out, in his excitement dropping the marble, which
 3        I,  XIX  |      but, in a fever of frantic excitement, he went on to implore that
 4        I,  XX   |       on in the tones of a keen excitement: “Nature has provided us
 5        I,  XXIII|      and to restore a wholesome excitement.~With dogged obstinacy,
 6       II,  II   |       starting to his feet with excitement.~“How? Why? What do you
 7       II,  IV   |    after the first flush of his excitement was over, was not without
 8       II,  IV   | precursor of a little season of excitement. Somehow or other the conversation
 9       II,  XI   |        are occasioning no small excitement in all the chief observatories.”~“
10       II,  XI   |         pointed with bewildered excitement towards the mountain. Involuntarily,
11       II,  XV   |     western horizon, he was all excitement. Just as if he were in a
12       II,  XVII |        exempt from the feverish excitement which prevailed during the
13       II,  XVIII|         be hard to describe the excitement with which they gazed at
14       II,  XIX  |         no symptom of the least excitement anywhere as they went along.