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 1        I,  V   |       of them, Ben Zoof had a particular aversion to jackals, perhaps
 2        I,  XXIV|       there. In one important particular the present communication
 3       II,  I   |     to trace the path of some particular comet.~“I wonder whether
 4       II,  I   |      that this philosopher in particular is one of the most eccentric
 5       II,  III |     or the other; but in this particular case the professor was right
 6       II,  VIII|       correct to the minutest particular.”~Ben Zoof here interrupted
 7       II,  IX  |     the governor of Gallia in particular, who were robbing him of
 8       II,  XII |     the lava-flow in this one particular spot, and he considered
 9       II,  XIII|    ascertained every possible particular about his comet, he was
10       II,  XIII| mental energies. Ben Zoof, in particular, roused himself with redoubled
11       II,  XV  |       his dupes. Ben Zoof, in particular, was never wearied of telling