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 1 I  | mysterious glimpse of her after five years--five years, in~which
 2 I  |        of her after five years--five years, in~which the pent-up
 3 II |        that fury of search over five years; put~a woman, put
 4 III|    thoughts at every moment~for five years; my life has been
 5 III|        my heart~during the past five years, thoughts that have
 6 VI |       is. WE~HAVE STILL ANOTHER FIVE HOURS' MARCH BEFORE US,
 7 VI |         followed his guide. The five hours were at an end, and
 8 VII|     afternoon between three and five. They,~too, are very generous,
 9 X  |        will go to see him about five o'clock,~for I know that
10 X  |         went without a word. At~five o'clock he returned. His
11 X  |        daily and lasted through five years. Only in 1829 did