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1 3 |     crowds of the cities, he thought it was better for him to
2 5 |      revolve whole trains of thought concerning that of which
3 11|  health was broken down, and thought death was near, from his
4 21|    for fear that it might be thought that the demon had been
5 30| which he had blessed. But he thought of nothing but solitude,
6 39|  prepared for flight, and in thought ranged through solitary
7 43|     day, that you might have thought there was an army of them.