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1 1 |        always more concerned~with facts and dates than with the
2 3 |         did not bring back either facts or ideas. He had~emigrated
3 8 |      under an~empire of deeds and facts, but which in an epoch of
4 19| incoherent attempts to relate~the facts. Suddenly Ursula was illuminated
5 25|   dithyrambics~inlaid with family facts even more cruel than those