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1     I,       V| unfortunate and most terrible events, had shocked the world and
2     I,      VI|      do not believe that such events are ever likely to happen
3    II,      XI|    had been informed of these events long before they happened,
4    II,     XIV|      as she related to me the events of her life in my absence.~ ~
5    II,     XVI|     Certainly, but so are the events which are occurring. The
6    II,    XVII|     relate to his readers the events he has learned. But, you