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 1    I,  I  |     dream anew, to discover the unknown.~He arose quietly to look
 2    I,  I  |     lived in expectation of the unknown danger, the dread of which
 3    I,  III|         strange perfume of some unknown flower.~“Who is that lady?”
 4    I,  III|     heard by chance a piano, an unknown voice, even a hand-organ
 5    I,  III|     longing for a love hitherto unknown and ever fleeing him. He
 6   II,  II |      delighted to meet with the unknown mystery that comes to all
 7   II,  II | necessities and desires for the unknown; though she was tender,
 8   II,  II |        of down, of the skins of unknown animals, made to lay upon
 9   II,  II |         She understood then the unknown anxiety from which her soul
10   II,  VI |     praised romance, of a young unknown poet she never had seen,
11   II,  VI |    there?”~“It is a letter,” an unknown voice replied.~“A letter!
12   II,  VI |     Guilleroy.”~The writing was unknown.~“Enter, my good man,” said