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 1     I,     III|    hearts, and oppressed our spirits in those awful minutes!~ ~
 2     I,     III|    women, in full health and spirits, enjoying life and happiness,
 3     I,     VII| obstinately for the mightier spirits, emblazoned on fifty and
 4     I,    VIII|    have always believed that spirits will break their bonds and
 5    II,      II|   deny the existence of evil spirits or devils."~ ~"Ah!" said
 6    II,     III|   and melancholy, and out of spirits; but, as soon as she sees
 7    II,      VI|   refused to believe in evil spirits, I also refused to believe
 8    II,      VI|  well clad, and in excellent spirits, for he needs them. His
 9    II,      IX|    seemed to be in excellent spirits, and looked beautiful; the
10    II,     XVI|    you are not accustomed to spirits? The champagne was rather