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 1         I,I  |       of state."~ ~"You turn my brain with your projects," said
 2         I,II |  smallest political idea in his brain. Upon~these grounds the
 3         I,II | admirably revives the heart and brain)~awake ideas and vivify
 4         I,III|         of the Institute,--~all brain; you will never meet one
 5         I,I  |  disturbed for a moment Cesar's brain. He ordered Celestin~to
 6         I,I  |      suicide~passed through the brain of the victim, deeply religious
 7         I,I  |     implying~disturbance of the brain. "Perhaps he should be bled,
 8         I,IV |       the soft~substance of his brain.~ ~"By the by," said Molineux, "
 9         I,VII|     which surged in the lover's brain that he resolved to make
10         I,VII|      the~membranes of the weary brain, of which it was indeed