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1        I,  I   | virtue of their profession— failed not to detect on the countenance
2        I,  III |    aged eleven years, never failed to accompany him to the
3        I,  III |  distant missions, he never failed to devote to his old mother.
4        I,  VIII|     his memory, which never failed him.~There was a report
5       II,  I   |  lost? that his mission had failed? that his orders could no
6       II,  V   |    apparently so completely failed; on his mother, on Nadia,
7       II,  XIII|      but the movements have failed.”~“What do you mean?”~“I
8       II,  XIII|    an assurance which never failed, numerous fictitious events
9       II,  XIV |  first, this second attempt failed. The knife had simply parried