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1         I,I | picturesque effects which are the despair~of language and seem to
2         I,I |         to alter our house, is in despair that he has~no money to
3         I,II|           often a man filled with despair as an idler,--when among
4         I,V |        with his red hair, did not despair of~winning her himself.
5         I,II|          between them,~glances of despair or smothered hope,--interpellations
6         I,II|           have died of misery and despair. To him~a thousand crowns
7         I,IV|          alternations of hope and despair which, by forcing the soul~
8         I,V |     signature. The~clerks were in despair, for they loved their master.