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 1 I     |           and which would be most trying to a poet’s measures. I
 2 VIII  |       impatience I believe he was trying to accelerate the train
 3 IX    |           sickly wallflowers were trying to enjoy the air and sunshine.~
 4 X     |          to look very modest, and trying to hide the curiosity was
 5 X     |      amusement at seeing my uncle trying to keep down the excitement
 6 XII   |          lean pastures which were trying very hard, but in vain,
 7 XXIII | DISCOVERED~For a whole hour I was trying to work out in my delirious
 8 XXVII |        and rising again bleeding, trying to drink the blood which
 9 XXXIII|         Monday, August 17. — I am trying to recall the peculiar instincts
10 XLII  |       Professor mean? Could he be trying to measure the thickness