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1 V     |       the night before. Yet I resolved to be a hero, and not to
2 V     | waited so long, and I finally resolved to let it all out.~I was
3 VI    |     controlled myself; I even resolved to put a good face upon
4 XIV   |  coarse peasant. He therefore resolved to commence the grand expedition
5 XIV   |    nothing about fatigue, and resolved to spend some days upon
6 XIV   |   could hold out no longer, I resolved to lay the case before my
7 XXVI  |     revived my spirits, and I resolved to resume my march without
8 XXXII |   firm and terrestrial; it is resolved into its constituent atoms,
9 XXXVII| central heat, had partly been resolved into vapour. This would