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 1      IV|   train had fairly stopped, having first directed the others
 2    VIII|     Suddenly she remembered having torn out and thrown away
 3      IX|    away in the Colosseum.~ ~Having no further engagements for
 4      IX|    and she had no sunshade, having left hers in the carriage.
 5     XII| shuddered at the thought of having lived for months with an
 6     XII|    while she herself, after having her samovar and other tea-things
 7   XXIII|    mouth."~ ~These commands having been duly executed, two
 8    XXIV|     their native hills. And having now had some experience
 9    XXIV| taking up arms[296] in '48. Having taken them up once, they
10    XXIV|    I cannot be charged with having forfeited my rights as a