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1   Pres         | student-life at Pápa; idealism ever attracted him, and, by natural gravitation
2   Pres         |           with great ideas, quickly attracted other writers and young
3     VI,      VI|               Marie's attention was attracted by the number of books she
4    VII,     III|           their extreme caution has attracted much attention. Themire'
5     IX,      II|          fire; and he was evidently attracted by the light of our camp-fire."~ ~
6      X,     III|            his heart.~ ~The two men attracted no attention. In the last