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 1    II|      would observe an Egyptian tomb, with real mummies inside,
 2   XVI|      about to descend into the tomb.~ ~Rudolf expressed his
 3    XX|      had been lowered into her tomb for the worms just[Pg 339]
 4    XX|       might have been, and her tomb was perhaps still more neglected
 5    XX|        more neglected than the tomb of the artisan's wife would
 6    XX|       make a pilgrimage to the tomb of the dead dear one whom
 7    XX|   should meet there before the tomb.~ ~Rudolf hastened confidently
 8    XX|  departed was inscribed on the tomb in golden letters, and these
 9   XXI|        and now slumbers in her tomb. This tomb is the beginning
10   XXI|     slumbers in her tomb. This tomb is the beginning and the
11   XXI|      they shall proceed to the tomb and deck it with flowers,
12   XXI| stretch forth my hand from the tomb in his defence. I would