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 1       1, XIII  |       fear or tormenting, but merely by being alert to the blandishments
 2       3, II    |       to aid the sufferer but merely to grieve for him. And the
 3       3, IV(62)|                     Note this merely parenthetical reference
 4       3, IX    |       judge that this is done merely from a hoarding impulse.
 5       3, IX    |      judge that they are done merely out of a desire to inflict
 6       6, XII   |     about to be enslaved by a merely curious wonder. This is
 7       8, IX    |  enough in a truly humane man merely not to incite or increase
 8       9, XIV   |     them in our memories, not merely as the sounds of the names,
 9       9, XXXIX | displease thee very much, not merely taking pleasure in things
10      10, XXXI  |       thee that thou shouldst merely know all things past and
11      11, XXIX  |     tune, since a tune is not merely a sound but a beautiful
12      12, XXVI  |      They have done well, not merely because his need had been