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1     1,  1| considerable time; they died more suddenly than is common in such cases.
2     1,  2|       early in autumn, the winter suddenly set in rainy before the
3     1,  3|      respiration rare, large, and suddenly interrupted. On the day
4     2,  6|    protracted. Most of these were suddenly attacked with these diseases,
5     2,  6|        constituted, for it became suddenly hot, southerly, and calm;
6     2,  6|     Larissa, a man, who was bald, suddenly was seized with pain in