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1        I,  XIX |      writer of the mysterious papers which they had found, and
2        I,  XXIV|  remarkable in the two former papers. The concluding line, with
3        I,  XXIV|      his scanty wardrobe, his papers, his instruments, and the
4       II,  I   |       doubt the author of the papers, and we must hope that he
5       II,  I   |   hesitation in examining his papers, and scrutinizing the figures
6       II,  I   | corresponded with that of the papers already received; the blackboard
7       II,  I   |    not to obliterate; and the papers, which consisted for the
8       II,  I   |       facie appearance of his papers, then, it seemed probable