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1        I,  II  |     of his ideas was at least equal to the boundless devotion
2        I,  XIII|     of the current, at nearly equal distances from either shore,
3        I,  XIV |      note, and of an audacity equal to any emergency. This man
4       II,  I   | furnished a contingent nearly equal to that of Bokhara. With
5       II,  II  |       caused by a moral grief equal to her own. So Nadia thought;