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 1  7,1 |      Byzantine Empire, and most miserable of all were the Byzantine
 2  7,1 |  brilliantly, ended in the most miserable way. The Muslims in the
 3  7,4 |         powerful officials, the miserable writers strove with difficulty
 4  8,2 |         Ages to be found in the miserable present-day Turkish city
 5  8,5 |       of Asia in the shape of a miserable fragment has been received
 6  8,13|        the papacy, fell after a miserable existence of fifty-seven
 7  9,2 |          a slender, dislocated, miserable body upon which rested an
 8  9,6 |         conquest of Thrace; the miserable internal conditions of the
 9  9,6 |         the fall of Serbia. The miserable remnants of the Serbian
10  9,9 | Constantinopolitan defeat, both miserable and deplorable, was the
11  9,12|       organization. The people, miserable, depressed, and ignorant,