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 1 Note1         |        who read them, and was so struck by their originality and
 2     I,       I|         with a quick gesture and struck the ebony forehead with
 3     I,       I|          a smile of joy.~ ~I was struck with surprise, and did not
 4     I,      II|       doubled up under me, and I struck the knuckles of my right
 5     I,      II|          on, until a large stone struck the barricade just where
 6     I,     III|         and turned, when an idea struck him. "Could you not take
 7    II,       I|       was so small that the idea struck me that it must hurt her
 8    II,      VI|      epithet I picked up; for it struck me that the same phrase
 9    II,      XI| temporary home, she seemed to be struck with the delicate consideration
10    II,     XIV|          already. I was forcibly struck by this proof of democratic