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1        I,  II |  and which flies with the rapidity of lightning— the electric
2        I,  IX | girl had any baggage. The rapidity with which one wished to
3        I,  IX | Yes, especially with more rapidity, but you would have suffered
4        I,  XV |  his tail, seeking by the rapidity of his pace an alleviation
5        I,  XV |  sacrifice success to the rapidity of the journey; and consequently
6       II,  IX |   post-horses assured the rapidity of their journey. Now they
7       II,  XI |   going on with frightful rapidity. The houses, built of fir-wood,
8       II,  XII| by the current with great rapidity. It was evident, as the
9       II,  XIV|  instant, with electrical rapidity, as if the current had been