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 1 1,4|         to eat, its eggs must be excellent, and we will soon see how
 2 1,5|        coast. The hard eggs were excellent, and as eggs contain everything
 3 1,7|          at supper; the meat was excellent, and Pencroft and Herbert,
 4 1,9|    stone-pine, which produces an excellent almond, very much esteemed
 5 1,0|        the capybara was declared excellent. The sargassum and the almonds
 6 1,1|          truth, Neb had found an excellent name, for this cape was
 7 1,2|          It was an instrument of excellent quality, a perfect pocket
 8 1,2|      their concert, and procured excellent food for the evening's dinner. ~
 9 1,3|          with sand the lime made excellent mortar. ~The result of these
10 1,3|         arum family. They had an excellent taste, and were very nutritious,
11 1,5|     fusiform conformation, being excellent swimmers, it is difficult
12 1,5|          which, when cooked, are excellent; from them, by fermentation,
13 1,5|      what will it be like?" ~"An excellent piece of beef," replied
14 1,5|          cold water, acquired an excellent temper. ~Other instruments,
15 1,7|         s flesh it would furnish excellent food, for in the islands
16 1,9|       Oswego tea," which made an excellent beverage. ~At last, by searching
17 1,0|           These molluscs were of excellent quality, and the colonists
18 1,2|   archers, so that many sorts of excellent animals, agouties, kangaroos,
19 1,2|         the table. They found it excellent. ~To the soup succeeded
20 2,1|     direction, and his sight was excellent. No, decidedly there was
21 2,3|      bruised in water, furnishes excellent cordage; and two or three
22 2,3|        myrtle, which contains an excellent alcoholic liquor; the Caryophyllus
23 2,3|        are herbivorous make very excellent game; but since they had
24 2,4|          that large bamboos make excellent material for building, being
25 2,4|            And are they good?" ~"Excellent," replied Herbert. "Only
26 2,6|       And I hope he will make an excellent servant," added Herbert. "
27 2,8| frequently renewed and furnished excellent molluscs. Besides that,
28 2,8|       which by pressure yield an excellent oil; another, it was some
29 2,0|          seen that her shape was excellent, and that she would sail
30 2,5|        for this substance giving excellent results, there was no reason
31 2,8|         as has been said, was of excellent quality, and consequently
32 2,8|       Herbert, who had become an excellent rider under the reporter'
33 3,2|         hands it would become an excellent place of refuge, and, being
34 3,5|   thinking that the guns were of excellent make. Made of forged steel,
35 3,5|      pyroxyle gas, and will give excellent results." ~"We shall be
36 3,1|         supplied a sweet pulp of excellent flavor. There, too, the
37 3,4|        turtles which were taken, excellent salmon which came up the