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 1 III  |  second, the title-page, he noticed a sort of stain which looked
 2 V    |      bending over his task, noticed nothing, not even Martha
 3 X    |     the subject when he had noticed the embarrassment of his
 4 XIII |     chamber. Every moment I noticed a fair-haired and rather
 5 XIX  | this wall of the gallery. I noticed it by a diminution of the
 6 XX   |   rudimentary trilobites, I noticed remains of a more perfect
 7 XXVII|    the right road I had not noticed the absence of the stream.
 8 XXIX |   you by turns, and we have noticed you were evidently recovering.”~“
 9 XXXV | look which I have sometimes noticed at the outbreak of a great
10 XLV  |  minerals in his cabinet, I noticed in a corner this unhappy
11 XLV  |     intense astonishment, I noticed a strange fact, and I uttered