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1 III |       parents’.”~“Only a friend! Impossible! And you—did he leave you
2 III | contained clauses and conditions impossible to subscribe to, which would
3 VI  |        swift impulse that it was impossible to forestall or to stop
4 VI  |       with the water that it was impossible to see where one ended and
5 VII |           No, my poor boy, it is impossible. You weep to-night, but
6 VII |      must.”~“No, my child, it is impossible. It would be condemning
7 VII |        good-bye, my child; it is impossible that we should live together.
8 VIII|         going to the bottom amid impossible waves.~The others represented
9 IX  |         great liners sail. It is impossible to distinguish your own