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 1 1,2|          but his eyes shone with satisfaction. Here was the long-sought-for
 2 1,7|        devoured it with infinite satisfaction. ~Their meal concluded,
 3 1,4|       view, and learnt with some satisfaction that their flesh, though
 4 1,8|         usual habit he showed no satisfaction; with closed lips and a
 5 2,7|       feelings in a deep sigh of satisfaction that awoke all the echoes
 6 2,9|         time, and gave universal satisfaction. Henceforward all the loads,
 7 2,0| operation finished, to the great satisfaction of the operators, the remains
 8 2,1|          To the engineer's great satisfaction, this invention, copied
 9 2,2|         seemed to give him great satisfaction. Harding did not appear
10 2,2|        her owners, much to their satisfaction, that she possessed a remarkably
11 2,4|     could not restrain a sigh of satisfaction. After all this vessel was
12 2,4|          and it would be a great satisfaction to rescue one of God's creatures
13 2,0|          Nab, uttering a sigh of satisfaction. ~One might really say that
14 2,0|    giving vent to deep grunts of satisfaction. ~A complete exploration
15 3,1|      express any great amount of satisfaction. ~"Is she coming here?"
16 3,4|        saw at once, with extreme satisfaction, that the brig possessed
17 3,6|        Pencroft saw with extreme satisfaction that the "Bonadventure"
18 3,8|          of the island, and have satisfaction of these convicts. That
19 3,1|       into requisition to obtain satisfaction from the convicts. ~However,