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 1 1,4|      pursued through a forest of magnificent trees. These trees still
 2 1,6|       more scattered, many being magnificent, but none bore eatable fruit.
 3 1,7|   Herbert. ~It was indeed Top, a magnificent Anglo-Norman, who derived
 4 1,8|        Top! Come, old dog!" ~The magnificent animal bounded barking to
 5 1,0|       field of their vision. The magnificent constellations of the southern
 6 1,1|  enormous chasm. The weather was magnificent. The sun rose in a pure
 7 1,1|        region appear in the most magnificent specimens of the flora of
 8 1,2|     Herbert also discovered some magnificent pigeons with bronzed wings,
 9 1,3|       the evening; the night was magnificent. The moon, which had been
10 1,4|       clear horizon, announced a magnificent day, one of those beautiful
11 1,5|         already discovered, were magnificent. Herbert found some new
12 1,8|      passage ended in a vast and magnificent cavern. ~Top was running
13 1,2|       Neb, therefore, prepared a magnificent repast-the two little peccaries,
14 2,1|    fortunate enough to capture a magnificent specimen of the order of
15 2,2|      shoved off. The weather was magnificent, the sea as calm as if its
16 2,2|     often used. ~The atlas was a magnificent work, comprising maps of
17 2,3|          aspect of the banks was magnificent. Cyrus Harding and his companions
18 2,3|     right bank of the river grew magnificent specimens of the ulmaceae
19 2,3|         from each other the more magnificent they appeared, profiting,
20 2,4|          End was a mass of wood, magnificent trees, some straight, others
21 2,4|         behind a rock, just as a magnificent animal showed itself at
22 2,4|        ground, thinking that its magnificent skin would be a great ornament
23 2,6|         an orangoutang. ~"What a magnificent beast!" cried Neb. ~"Magnificent,
24 2,6| magnificent beast!" cried Neb. ~"Magnificent, if you like," replied Pencroft; "
25 2,7|    labors, and the weather being magnificent, they only returned to Granite
26 2,7|       composed of long feathers, magnificent alectors, which soon became
27 2,7|         the movements of the two magnificent creatures were left entirely
28 2,8|         appendage; and also some magnificent cocks, similar to the Mozambique
29 2,0|         It was a vast thicket of magnificent trees, crowded together
30 2,1|    wounded in the foot. It was a magnificent bird, measuring ten feet
31 2,1|         could not but admire the magnificent spectacle of the ocean in
32 2,4|         sheltered by five or six magnificent gum-trees. Before its front
33 2,6|          next day at breakfast a magnificent loaf, a little heavy perhaps,
34 2,8|      astonishing. Already twenty magnificent skins ornamented the dining-room
35 3,1|     commenced the year 1868 with magnificent weather, great heat, and
36 3,1|          beach. ~The weather was magnificent. ~"We shall have a warm
37 3,1|  colonists again found groups of magnificent kauries, their cylindrical
38 3,2|         not simply to admire the magnificent vegetation. They knew already
39 3,6|          upon his countenance; a magnificent head, the forehead high,
40 3,6|         apart in an angle of the magnificent saloon, whose atmosphere
41 3,7|          on their pedestals; the magnificent organ, leaning against the
42 3,8|          at this moment." ~"What magnificent flames!" exclaimed Herbert. ~