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 1    III,      II|       they disport themselves amid the waves of the ocean.
 2     IV,       I|       as useful men and women amid scenes and in the sphere
 3     IV,      II|   beautiful woman over yonder amid her flowers, her form encircled
 4      V,       I|       forest. He had grown up amid exhilarating sports such
 5      V,      II|   paced restlessly to and fro amid the fallen leaves.~ ~He
 6      V,      II|       a philosopher who lives amid his studies, and whose right
 7      V,      II|       vanished from his sight amid the trees. Then he turned
 8      V,     III|     Marie delighted to ramble amid her flowers, determined
 9     VI,       I|      circumscribed space, and amid a lively interchange of
10     VI,      VI|       well to leave her here, amid the turmoil of recruiting
11    VII,      II|   Vavel himself, would depart amid the blare of trumpets for
12    VII,      II|     was the only ray of light amid the darkness of those days.~ ~
13    VII,     III|      solitary ray of sunshine amid the threatening clouds which
14     IX,       I| vehicle rattled down the road amid a cloud of dust. Satan Laczi
15     IX,     III|      her lover would hear her amid the tumult of the fight.~ ~
16     IX,      IV|      her as if she recognized amid the fleecy clouds a snow-white
17      X,     III|    should find his loved ones amid these smoke-blackened ruins
18      X,     III|       the coffin to its grave amid a flood of harpstrings that