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1     XIV| ourselves like an island in the midst of the sea. A Wallachian
2    XVII|        a renegade from your own midst may not plunge your town
3    XVII|       was prompt to act. In the midst of their discussion a messenger
4     XIX|        that received her in its midst, the schoolchildren that
5     XXI|        go their way. But in the midst of his sketching it occurred
6    XXII|         the mark. We are in the midst of war, and in war-times
7    XXVI|     peace, must plunge into the midst of bloody strife. "Thy will