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 1 1,2|  mouth, the physiognomy of a clever man of the military school.
 2 1,2|    thirty, vigorous, active, clever, intelligent, gentle, and
 3 1,2| violence, it is true, but so clever and daring an engineer as
 4 1,9|    show yourselves quick and clever hunters." ~"Captain," said
 5 1,2|      that you will become as clever in the use of them as the
 6 1,3|    was devotion personified. Clever, intelligent, indefatigable,
 7 1,5|    collar, and yet he was so clever, and his companions aided
 8 1,7|    engineer, had become most clever workmen. Before all masters,
 9 1,9|      sailor. A "journalist," clever, not only in understanding,
10 2,8|  which were his delight. The clever orang had been marvelously
11 3,4|   But what a servant he was, clever, zealous, indefatigable,