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 1 1,2|     about forty-five years of age; his close-cut hair and
 2 1,2|      more than forty years of age. Light whiskers bordering
 3 1,2| thirty-five or forty years of age, strongly built, very sunburnt,
 4 1,8|     his clothes. ~A minute-an age!-passed, during which he
 5 1,6|    Some old trunks, bent with age, showed black against the
 6 2,4|     for two hours, for at his age sleep is a necessity. They
 7 2,4|  Gideon Spilett. ~"About what age is he?" asked the lad. ~"
 8 3,1|     was now eighteen years of age. He was tall, and promised
 9 3,6|   sent him, when ten years of age, to Europe, in order that
10 3,6|  nations of Europe. ~From the age of ten years to that of
11 3,6|     He was now sixty years of age. Although alone, he succeeded