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 1    1,    2|      with caution, and under any circumstances a sleeping traveler ought
 2    1,    3|  embarrassed.~It was under these circumstances that Joam Garral, then twenty-two
 3    1,    3|        union.~It was under these circumstances that in 1830 Joam Garral
 4    1,    9|         In navigating under such circumstances a rudder is of no use. Long
 5    1,   11|        was under these difficult circumstances that, on the evening of
 6    1,   13|          of use to you under the circumstances.”~And at that instant Manoel
 7    1,   13|         acquainting him with the circumstances under which they had previously
 8    1,   14|         in the matter. Under any circumstances, they are excellent to drink,
 9    1,   15|         idle.~It was under these circumstances that little by little Torres
10    1,   16|         what country? Under what circumstances? And I cannot hit upon it.”~“
11    1,   20|     Yaquita,” he said, “peculiar circumstances oblige me to alter what
12    2,    3|       the benefit of extenuating circumstances, and heard himself condemned
13    2,    4|       not easily affected by the circumstances of the examination or the
14    2,    4|    himself, without omitting any circumstances which had preceded or succeeded
15    2,    4|        on the subject of all the circumstances of my life which I have
16    2,    5|          addition of extenuating circumstances. You have been found guilty
17    2,    7|          giving a history of the circumstances of the crime, showed itself
18    2,    7|          You remember under what circumstances we made the acquaintance
19    2,    9|          how to swim. Under such circumstances, if you are entirely submerged,
20    2,    9| decomposition is not modified by circumstances which we cannot foresee,
21    2,   12|         Madeira.~“But under what circumstances did you meet him?” asked
22    2,   14|         under such extraordinary circumstances; the finding of the “indecipherable”
23    2,   15|        on account of regrettable circumstances, the proof disappeared,
24    2,   18|          culprit, accompanied by circumstances which permitted of no doubt
25    2,   18|        invented nothing, certain circumstances tending to prove that the
26    2,   19|          will, and described the circumstances under which it had been