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 1 I    |         a word, a man might live happily enough in the little old
 2 II   | modifications.”~“Like German.” I happily ventured.~“Yes.” replied
 3 III  |          by the Alster, and went happily side by side up to the old
 4 III  |      place for love affairs, and happily the grand business of the
 5 VI   |       compromised my own safety. Happily no great harm came of it.
 6 XV   |          hail as in an eruption. Happily we were on the opposite
 7 XVIII|        about forty-five degrees; happily certain asperities and a
 8 XX   |      such dreadful catastrophes.~Happily, our light was from Ruhmkorff’
 9 XXIX |         the expedition, or is it happily terminated?~I was asking
10 XXXVI|          what I may call my log, happily saved from the wreck, and
11 XLIV |          from hunger and thirst. Happily, after two hours’ walking,