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 1 I  |        naturally, stopped by a soldier of the consular~guard, with
 2 I  |      Italian insisted that the soldier should go to Bonaparte.~
 3 II | painting. The~breathing of the soldier in the closet could be distinctly
 4 III|        di~Piombo."~ ~The young soldier retained no doubts as to
 5 III|     They all trembled, and the~soldier was the first to hear a
 6 III| illuminated the spot where the~soldier sat, so that his noble,
 7 III|       chiefly in Corsican. The soldier related the~sufferings of
 8 IV |    doubt be~pleased to see,--a soldier who fought beside the Emperor
 9 V  | foolish. I don't know a~braver soldier than Colonel Luigi. If the
10 V  |       This blessing of the old soldier, the only one bestowed upon