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 1 1,1|          have been death to less energetic souls. Again the day appeared
 2 1,2| reporters: a man of great merit, energetic, prompt and ready for anything,
 3 1,2|    Meanwhile Grant continued his energetic operations. The victory
 4 1,4|          Herbert, "that a man as energetic as Captain Harding would
 5 1,8|         which exhibited the most energetic will, got up. But he was
 6 1,9|    miracle." ~In fact, they were energetic; an energetic man will succeed
 7 1,9|          they were energetic; an energetic man will succeed where an
 8 3,0|        have not given him a more energetic febrifuge," said the reporter, "
 9 3,1|      might expect a somewhat too energetic embrace from the worthy
10 3,6|         when he saw them honest, energetic, and bound to each other