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 1 III   |      caught his meaning, and immediately produced the following literary
 2 XI    |     rate in the next room. I immediately dressed and joined him.~
 3 XI    | plucked from her own breast. Immediately the hunter, or rather the
 4 XIV   |     horses and farriers, and immediately a tall and ugly hag appeared
 5 XVIII |     a hundred feet above us. Immediately the Icelander climbed up
 6 XX    | protocarburet of hydrogen. I immediately recognised in this gallery
 7 XXVIII|    as the name ‘Axel’ came I immediately replied “Axel,” then waited.~. . . .~“
 8 XXIX  |    of astonished eyes, which immediately called for the question:~“
 9 XXX   |      stature, which my uncle immediately named.~“It is only a forest
10 XXXVII|      words to the guide, and immediately he put everything on board
11 XLI   |   said my uncle, “and return immediately to us.” “Don’t be uneasy,”
12 XLI   |      not play by the way.” I immediately proceeded to the mouth of