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1 II    |        lion of the day, without knowing that he carried such a mane.
2 V     | disclose the fact that, without knowing exactly why himself, he
3 XV    |         and looked as grave and knowing as the circumstances of
4 XV    |          saw the danger without knowing what had caused it, and
5 XXI   |      friends looked on, without knowing what he was about, but they
6 XXVII |   repeated Joe, without exactly knowing what it meant.~“So much
7 XXX   |        hand; and hence, without knowing in advance, where the point
8 XXXVII|       wouldn’t go under without knowing why. Just then, I saw—two