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1        I,  IV  |    Daily Telegraph had thus an opportunity of observing how much recent
2        I,  IV  | himself reserved, he sought no opportunity of accosting her. Once only,
3       II,  I   |       will escape on the first opportunity?”~“Yes, if there is no other
4       II,  II  |        unless some exceptional opportunity for escape occurs. The adverse
5       II,  IV  |       lion. At any rate if any opportunity was given her she would
6       II,  VIII|         but ready to seize any opportunity of escaping.~The Tartars
7       II,  XIII|        when he could obtain an opportunity of engaging in battle with