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1     I,      II|     sideways or backward he invariably falls under the wheels.
2     I,      IV|     one o'clock. Dinner was invariably served at six, and I was
3     I,      VI| going to the opera, my lady invariably went home at nine o'clock
4     I,     VII|   for when he had a hat, he invariably lacked shoes, or when in
5    II,     III|   The "girls," as they were invariably called, were on the lawn
6    II,      VI|  When playing cards, he has invariably left his money at home;
7    II,      VI|   on the street, Tsang will invariably invite Tsing home to dinner,
8    II,      VI|   to dinner, and Tsing will invariably refuse. Tsang will use all
9    II,     XII|   many wars. The French had invariably been victors and masters