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 1      IV|       animal's life and abstained entirely from the use of meat.~ ~
 2       V|          Sistine Chapel is draped entirely in black, and only the soft
 3     VII|          these little details had entirely escaped the princess and
 4    VIII|     palace, which consists of two entirely distinct wings, with separate
 5       X|        may consider our interview entirely private."~ ~Vajdar misinterpreted
 6      XI|        Rome. She shut herself off entirely from the world, never venturing
 7      XV| travellers proceeded, made Blanka entirely unconscious of the difficulties
 8   XVIII|          palace she had been left entirely to herself, and when she
 9     XIX|      smooth-tongued secretary had entirely omitted, - namely, that
10      XX|          vanished so suddenly was entirely in accord with established
11    XXII|           had not been given over entirely to destruction. Only occasionally