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1     I,      IV|       regarding the lady, I was altogether at a loss, as all my conjectures
2     I,      IV|      helped me to dress. He was altogether a wonderfully nice fellow.~ ~
3     I,       V|    wealth and position, was not altogether unwarranted, and so I went
4     I,      IX| falsehood. I was young, and not altogether devoid of the passions and
5     I,      XI|     which encircled him. He was altogether a wonderful fellow. Of athletic
6    II,    VIII|     secrecy on my part?"~ ~"Not altogether. That was a part of my motive
7    II,      IX|       that the wedding might be altogether a simple family affair,
8    II,       X|        a cross-examination, had altogether the appearance of such an
9    II,    XVII|      correctly, I can spare you altogether, dismiss you with good references,