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 1 I   |       grazing fifty yards away received one of the bullets in her
 2 I   |  immense—the “New York Herald”—received the anonymous contribution
 3 VIII|        We know how he had been received, and we see what reprisals
 4 XV  |        crouching in his cabin, received a graze from a bullet that
 5 XIX |  gearing seen to by which they received their rotatory movement.~
 6 XX  |       the fugitives might have received from the natives—if there
 7 XXI |        case any news should be received. There was no news.~And
 8 XXI |        of sugar from rags, had received a cordial shake from Phil
 9 XXI | minutes later all Philadelphia received the news through its telephones,
10 XXI |    round of cheers, which both received without showing the slightest