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1      I,  XV   | replied the Lieutenant, with a melancholy shake of the head.~“Why
2      I,  XIX  |       to imagine anything more melancholy than the gloomy stillness
3      I,  XIX  |    sometimes sang some strange melancholy rhythmical songs with a
4      I,  XXIII|  anxious face, struck with the melancholy and significant intonation
5     II,  X    |        the Lieutenant from his melancholy thoughts, now began to talk
6     II,  XII  |       few faint beams upon the melancholy scene. The half-darkness
7     II,  XVII |      on the deserted plains in melancholy mood, pausing in his walk
8     II,  XX   |       She mused long upon this melancholy subject, and at last exclaimed