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 1 VI    | precise instructions could not fail to find the required atlas.
 2 VII   |     upon me, Gräuben could not fail to see the uneasiness and
 3 VIII  |        wind; my knees began to fail; soon I was crawling on
 4 XIII  |        next day they would not fail to come of themselves and
 5 XVI   |    powers of description would fail, were I to attempt a picture
 6 XXIII |          I fancy it will never fail.”~“Never mind, we cannot
 7 XXVIII|         if my strength did not fail me.~I therefore rose; I
 8 XXIX  |      my couch.~“You can hardly fail to be better, for you have
 9 XXXIII|      light should grow dim, or fail altogether. But there seemed
10 XXXV  |     with dancing fire. My eyes fail under the dazzling light,
11 XLV   |      and certainly I shall not fail to endeavour to see him