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1 The one is never found except in the presence of the other.
2 No other game could be found except two or three wild ducks.
3 After a long search, nothing was found except a little storax and benzoin.
4 When opened, nothing peculiar was found except a little reddish water in the stomach.
5 Now matter subject to dimension is not to be found except in a body.
6 No other bones were found except two cervical vertebræ, belonging to the smaller skull.
7 His manner seemed touched by that exquisite grace seldom found except in women of rare culture.
8 The truffles are never found except very near these trees, or, in default of them, hazels.
9 No men were to be found except three.
10 The unrelieved square, it may here be interpolated, is not often found except in somewhat primitive examples.
11 This forest is their especial home, and so there are few other beasts to be found except monkeys.
12 Nutritious grass is seldom found except in the immediate vicinity of the creeks, and the scrubs are very extensive.
13 But no one could be found except the cook and the stable-boy who had done anything to merit a reward.
14 But no relics could be found except some stone images so rudely cut as to be a burlesque upon Indian stone-cutting.
15 Ricin was lately isolated by Professor Robert, of Rostock, but is seldom found except in an impure state, though still very deadly.
16 With this caravan arrived a pedlar and a liquor merchant, two such characters as cannot well be found except on a gold diggings.
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