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1      I,  I    |      with white, was full of energy. She was near-sighted, and
2      I,  IV   | Craventy on account of their energy and resolution. We append
3      I,  X    |       He was indeed a man of energy,” added Mrs Barnett; “and
4      I,  XVIII|    grace of a woman with the energy of a man, and she consequently
5     II,  X    |      soldiers worked with an energy which they would certainly
6     II,  XIII |    They knew his courage and energy, and felt as they listened
7     II,  XV   |     always given proof of an energy superior to that of most
8     II,  XVIII|    the men toiled with fresh energy, bucket after bucket was
9     II,  XXIV |     dwell on the courage and energy of the brave little band,