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 1 I      |   laboratory assistant.~I freely confess that I was exceedingly fond
 2 III    |      very downhearted; for I may confess it to you now, the pretty
 3 III    |    meretarcsilvcoIsleffenSnI.~ I confess I felt considerably excited
 4 IV     |       hunger?”~I hardly dared to confess that, with so absolute a
 5 VII    |  shoulders and start.~But I must confess that in another hour this
 6 IX     | languages of which, with shame I confess it, I don’t know a single
 7 XXI    |         his passive nature; I, I confess, with complaints and expressions
 8 XXXIV  |        against me, and I have to confess my error. It is nothing
 9 XXXIV  |        Still I am constrained to confess that hitherto we have been
10 XXXVIII|  enormous hollow in the globe, I confess I cannot answer that question.
11 XLII   |         had been so unwilling to confess at last had to be told.~“
12 XLIV   |         bunches.~I was forced to confess that there was nothing arctic