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1       I|   dogma of the Trinity; for he failed to appear as the train moved
2      IV| promising young man, and never failed to win a stranger's favour
3    VIII|     self-assertion that seldom failed of its effect on the women
4     XII|       even a closer inspection failed to detect the deception.
5     XVI|        from them."~ ~The words failed not of their effect. Honour
6     XXI|        on their work that they failed to note the approach of
7   XXVII|   reproof, and to say, "Have I failed you in your hour of trial?"[
8  XXVIII|     her boudoir, and still she failed to appear.~ ~"Very well;