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 1 I  |    likely find yourself for a moment forced into the attitude
 2 I  |    places at one and the same moment. Simultaneously in a hundred
 3 I  |       however occupied at the moment, every soul in the settlement
 4 III| gurgled, moaned, roared for a moment, sobbed, roared again, and
 5 III|       I do? There has been no moment in which I have not thought
 6 III|       in 1894, seemed for the moment much too romantic. And yet
 7 IV |       on, and is even at this moment going on, in every one of
 8 V  |   butterfly, or a bee, in the moment that we perceive it perching
 9 VI |    Manyemon. Then there was a moment or two of sympathetic silence.
10 VII|        But as I stopped for a moment before the entrance to observe
11 VII|      brother or sister. Every moment some bereaved father or
12 IX |     of evolution, even to the moment of the first faint growth
13 XI |   always growing. Then in the moment when sentiency itself seemed