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 1        I,  V   |  Regarding the two wayfarers with manifest uneasiness, the beast took
 2        I,  IX  |          most remarkable, was the manifest evidence that ever since
 3        I,  XIII|      nationality, and exhibited a manifest dislike, verging upon contempt,
 4        I,  XIX |        word. He had listened with manifest attention, his lips twitching
 5        I,  XXI | preparations became more and more manifest; the sea threatened to be
 6       II,  III |      separate nights soon made it manifest that the star was rapidly
 7       II,  VII |           it!” said Rosette, with manifest satisfaction. “It would
 8       II,  XIII|     professor was put into such a manifest good temper that the captain
 9       II,  XIV |        delight at the professor’s manifest discomfiture, made some
10       II,  XIV |           much interest, betrayed manifest symptoms of satisfaction.~“