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1 I   | betrayed only by an almost imperceptible difference of voice and
2 II  |   pain—one of those almost imperceptible wounds which we cannot lay
3 IV  |   sail so lightly as to be imperceptible, and the Pearl seemed endowed
4 V   |  no reason for spying such imperceptible indications.~He got up to
5 VII |    dead but that an almost imperceptible shudder ran through all
6 VIII|  were bound to him by such imperceptible ties. He would gladly have
7 IX  |   already, no more than an imperceptible spot on the enormous vessel.