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1 I   |    from the~world's eyes, so deeply buried in the bosom of the
2 II  |      would fain breathe more deeply to receive the~effluence
3 III |  which some day will be more deeply~rooted in the commonwealth,
4 IV  |      her own devices. He had deeply offended that wife, and
5 VI  | which seemed to interest her~deeply, and said--~ ~"You wish
6 VIII|    something that bites more deeply than the knife in~the Place
7 IX  |     Richelieu's axe, and how deeply~they scorned the guillotine