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1     I,  7 | avoid investigation into the circumstances of acts which could not
2     I,  58|   was next rescued from like circumstances of peril, lest that high-spirited
3     I,  72|    rich and childless woman, circumstances which have as great weight
4    II,  60|     baggage-wagons, and many circumstances which were really accidental.
5    II,  76|     They must also weigh the circumstances of their adviser, must see
6   III,  40|      the very worst thing in circumstances of peril, attempted a middle
7    IV,  49|      reviewing a few earlier circumstances, which have a bearing on
8    IV,  58|   thought it best, under the circumstances, to make his way by meeting