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 1    1,     1,   IX      26|         These truly heartbreaking cases are happening almost every
 2    1,     2            35|       however superfluous in most cases (since such information
 3    1,     2            38|            can be good in certain cases. Thus agents, or colonization
 4    1,     2            38|        Government, in exceptional cases, when every possibility
 5    1,     2            39|         forbid that the sorrowful cases of the past should possibly
 6    1,     5,    I      86|         not to mention many other cases, thousands of our emigrants
 7    1,     7           106|       quick fortunes but, in most cases, end up settling down in
 8    1,     7           107| solicitude and know that, in most cases, they are good and hard
 9    1,     7,   II     113|        albeit superfluous in most cases, (since this information
10    1,     8           127|         of quick fortune. In most cases, however, they end up by
11    1,     8           128|         not to mention many other cases, several thousands of our
12    2,     1,   II     149|        zeal would triumph in many cases. It could be concluded,
13    2,     1,  III     153|      prove useless in most of the cases, they should furnish the
14    2,     3,    6     204|         weddings, in very special cases, in everything of course
15    2,     3,   18     214|           and here and there some cases of plague. I have already
16    2,     3,   26     227|    results either because in many cases the acquisition of a foreign
17    2,     3,   26     229|        clergy.~ And even in these cases the members of the Commission,
18    2,     3,   26     229|         that may arise in similar cases: but the usual wise slowness