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 1   Pres         |    ever attracted him, and, by natural gravitation toward the finest
 2      I,       I|      Louis XVI., really died a natural death, after he had served
 3     II,       I|  Vienna, and intend to breathe natural air here in the country,
 4     II,     III| forehead left uncovered by his natural hair, a straight Greek nose,
 5     II,     III|      do next. Was it not quite natural to ask the name of a man'
 6    III,      IV|      and was an account of the natural wonder which is, to this
 7    III,      IV|       engraved portrait of the natural wonder.~ ~The new owner
 8    III,      IV|     not an expert diver, but a natural abnormity that had acted
 9     VI,      VI|       your ladyship, but it is natural. A gallant gentleman and
10     VI,      VI|      moment before replying; a natural modesty forbade her from