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1     I,       V|      shall at least not suffer actual want, and although I daresay
2     I,      IX|        nay, worse, it would be actual murder. Yet first I must
3     I,      IX|    decline to take anything of actual value from me, let me offer
4     I,      XI|    right! Here you can see the actual worth of my uncle's museum."~ ~"
5     I,      XI|       reeds and pipes, and the actual value of the museum. I had
6    II,      II| believe in the existence of an actual Devil at all. I positively
7    II,      II|    which made all belief in an actual Devil completely ridiculous,
8    II,      II| identical with the symptoms of actual insanity, others in which