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1 VII  |     time and courage by calm reflection. I had at that moment quite
2 X    | matter. But after a moment’s reflection he decided on speaking.~“
3 XVIII| intensified a hundredfold by reflection.~The only difficulty in
4 XVIII|   Fahr.). Here was cause for reflection.~
5 XIX  |    and went to sleep without reflection.~Our arrangements for the
6 XX   |    singular deadening of the reflection of our lamps from the side
7 XXII |  taken him up not down. This reflection restored me to calmness,
8 XXIII|      of our desires.~Without reflection, without asking if there
9 XXX  |    of the moonbeams, the dim reflection of a nobler body of light.