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1 IV  |       combustible. It is even believed that the coal miners, like
2 V   | temptation. They in no degree believed in the intervention of spirits,
3 IX  |   which he and his companions believed supernatural, disappeared.
4 XI  |       an instant, although he believed himself quite unable to
5 XII |   father, mother, and himself believed they owed to her interference.~
6 XVII|  small allowance. In faith, I believed him dead years ago.”~“But,”
7 XVII|    the egotism of madness, he believed himself the owner of a treasure
8 XVII|   assure you, for many days I believed myself in the power of wicked