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 1     I,     III|                upon it in silent awe. The entire valley below showed like
 2     I,     III|                   wealthy American, whose entire cortège had been German,
 3     I,       V| tastefully-furnished rooms, I noticed the entire absence of family pictures.
 4     I,     VII|                  had been the owner of an entire suit of decent clothes -
 5     I,     VII|          understand the change - nay, the entire revolution - which my outward
 6     I,     VII|                outward and inward man, my entire existence, had experienced,
 7    II,       I|                 at rest; a picture of the entire little personage.~ ~The
 8    II,     III|                  that, in her belief, our entire pathology, therapeutic,
 9    II,    XIII|               been compelled to leave our entire baggage in the enemy's hands
10    II,    XVII|                  convince yourself of the entire correctness of the amount."~ ~