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 1   Pres         |       which the young idealists led by Kossuth had labored with
 2      I,       I|         a dingy anteroom, which led, through heavily curved
 3      I,     III|        door of the palace which led to her mama's apartment,
 4    III,       I|        hand through his arm, he led her to the carriage.~ ~On
 5      V,      II|     forest, where a shaded path led through the dense shrubbery
 6      V,      II|          A lucky chance at last led me to this secluded corner
 7     VI,       V|    Vavel and his visitor. Marie led the way to her own apartments,
 8     VI,      VI|       she took Marie's hand and led her down to the lake.~ ~
 9    VII,     III| ex-robber: "Come with me."~ ~He led the way to his own private
10     IX,       I|            When their commander led his "demons" to an attack,
11     IX,      II|      with the neighborhood, now led his troop in the direction
12     IX,      II|        long poplar avenue which led to Eszterhaza; and even
13      X,      II|      turned into the road which led to Zircz. They seemed, however,
14      X,      II|     troops.~ ~The highway which led to Raab might be seen from
15      X,      II|   shaded by walnut-trees, which led to the redoubt. The parsonage
16      X,     III|     Matyas, without difficulty, led the way among the ruins