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 1 I      | fought with wilful words that refused to pass his struggling lips,
 2 VII    |       words revived me. Yet I refused to believe we should start.
 3 XI     |    portion in advance, but he refused with one word:~“Efter,“
 4 XII    |      their pace. My uncle was refused even the satisfaction of
 5 XII    |       pressure, and was again refused by the animal significantly
 6 XIX    |    difficulty.~Still my uncle refused to admit an appearance of
 7 XXII   |        My uncle strode on. He refused to stop. He was listening
 8 XXXVIII|       in that with Cuvier, he refused to admit that the human
 9 XLI    |  failing supplies stupidly. I refused to take in the gravity of
10 XLV    |       civilised world. People refused to believe it, and when