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 1 XI   |          other; but he strove in vain to overcome this infectious
 2 XII  |        the travellers with their vain imprecations while they
 3 XII  |     capture the murderer, but in vain.”~“I move that we don’t
 4 XXVI |        ill-concealed depression.~Vain hope! The atmosphere was
 5 XXVI |    gallons of water, expended in vain, would have sufficed for
 6 XXVI |        retrace his steps, but in vain. He called aloud. Not even
 7 XXX  |       make himself heard, but in vain.~This population looked
 8 XXXI |        way.~The doctor strove in vain to fix its precise configuration
 9 XXXII|        They leaned over with the vain hope of seeing some trace
10 XXXV | gesticulated, shouted—but all in vain! A strong breeze was sweeping
11 XL   |        different heights, but in vain; and he soon gave up the