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 1 5 |        most magnificent result: he produced three new tulips, which
 2 5 |              And now if Van Baerle produced a new tulip, and named it
 3 7 |           the same who has already produced five new tulips: the Jane,
 4 11|      letter to him, which might be produced as his justification. ~Cornelius
 5 26|          which he not only had not produced, but which he had even stolen?" ~
 6 27|        This damsel knew that I had produced the black tulip, and, in
 7 27| Horticultural Society that she had produced the grand black tulip. But
 8 27|         has failed; the second has produced the black tulip." ~"And
 9 27|           bulb, planted by me, has produced the black tulip, and the
10 31|           the black tulip had been produced; secondly, the Prince William
11 33|           judge of the effect they produced, surveyed with his eagle