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1     I|         the name of one of their ancient leaders who led them out
2     I|          departments after their ancient patriarchs. Touching, truly!"~ ~"
3    II| underneath, or marble statues of ancient divinities overgrown with
4   III|          was wont to exhibit his ancient tour-de-force, which consisted
5    IV|        them what had brought the ancient spinster there.~ ~"She actually
6     V|        trouble, and, believe me, ancient spinsters know how to be
7   VII|      pall; at the head of it the ancient escutcheon of the Kárpáthy
8  VIII|         the cast-iron truisms of ancient experience were false after
9     X|         called him father.~ ~The ancient rooms resounded with the