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1 IV     |          poor fellow crazy. Four different languages in this ridiculous
2 V      |   letters would give a number of different sentences, each made up
3 VIII   |  coolness. But here the case was different. M. Thomsen, like a good
4 XI     |       spent in arranging all our different articles. In the evening
5 XIII   |       little pinch of warmth the different groups retired to their
6 XIV    |    rector’s house, which was not different from the others, I saw a
7 XXI    |       were each bent on taking a different road; but Hans seemed to
8 XXII   |          to be composed of three different formations, schist, gneiss,
9 XXXVIII| individuals of various types and different nations, were found in the