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1        I,  IV  |     feared that some serious accident had happened. Consequently,
2        I,  IX  |   the other hand, should any accident happen on the way, nothing
3        I,  X   |  crossed in one night, if no accident happened. Unfortunately,
4        I,  XI  | telga, and to-mor-how, if no accident befalls us, we will arrive
5        I,  XIII|      could disembark without accident. The two stout boatmen,
6        I,  XIII|     they reckoned without an accident which they were powerless
7       II,  VIII|   the day passed without any accident.~At twelve o’clock the next
8       II,  VIII| amusement, had not a serious accident put an end to it. On the
9       II,  XIV |   except for some unforeseen accident he believed that it must