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1     I,      II|      window to ascertain the nature of the danger. Was another
2     I,      IV|      according to the law of nature, according to all human
3     I,    VIII|    sprinkle of poetry in his nature. He adored flowers, especially
4     I,      IX| pictures only; the beauty of Nature in these stones and minerals.
5    II,     III|      to know or to guess the nature of her sufferings, and I
6    II,      VI|   for I feared that generous nature of yours, and was afraid
7    II,       X|    cannot believe that human nature can be so vile, so miserably
8    II,    XVII|    frank truthfulness of her nature - confessed it in words
9    II,    XVII| overflowing kindness of your nature, had not taken this poor