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 1     I,      VI|      it a cosy and well-shaded effect.~ ~We had hardly finished
 2     I,       X|     and right-minded man could effect, and how much mischief I
 3    II,     III|      ventured a remark to this effect in Siegfried's presence,
 4    II,     VII|  marked with a fly. I know the effect of that poison."~ ~He smiled
 5    II,     VII|      general, of course.~ ~The effect of the treatment appeared
 6    II,      IX|       of your hand had a magic effect on me, and afterward I felt
 7    II,      IX|    bitter pill had the desired effect, inasmuch as the whole aristocratic
 8    II,      IX|      as a smile has a soothing effect on everybody, we all laughed. "
 9    II,     XII|       perceive anything of the effect of the shots, for the cannon-smoke
10    II,    XVII| perdition to avoid you!"~ ~The effect of my cruel, insulting words