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 1 1,2|        vigorous, active, clever, intelligent, gentle, and calm, sometimes
 2 1,4|        who were very fond of the intelligent, industrious lad. And his
 3 1,7|         follow Top, wherever the intelligent animal wished to lead them. ~
 4 1,9|      hunters, who, thanks to the intelligent animal, were enabled to
 5 1,3|       have been seconded by more intelligent companions, nor with more
 6 1,3|    devotion personified. Clever, intelligent, indefatigable, robust,
 7 1,6|          signs of agitation. The intelligent animal went backwards and
 8 1,9|       thus set an example to his intelligent and zealous companions.
 9 1,9|   himself in these works. He was intelligent and active; understanding
10 1,2|        such an impression on the intelligent animal? The well led to
11 2,4|        Top did not bark, and the intelligent animal would not have failed
12 2,6|       this, for he knew how this intelligent race could be turned to
13 2,8|  impracticable. By this time the intelligent Jup was raised to the duty
14 2,8|          of these courageous and intelligent men. Nature did much for
15 3,0|      feared, of the good, brave, intelligent boy, so far in advance of
16 3,4| need-strong, skilful, ingenious, intelligent. He was esteemed and loved
17 3,4|         better!" ~And indeed the intelligent creature did it well. ~During
18 3,0|         firma. ~There, under the intelligent hands of the engineer and