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1        I,  II   |   Paris, and how or why he had obtained his patronymic was one of
2        I,  VI   |      he felt certain, could be obtained in abundance from the numerous
3        I,  XII  |      same result so oftentimes obtained before.~“The devastation
4        I,  XVIII|       this sustenance would be obtained at the expense, and probably
5        I,  XVIII| domestic animals could then be obtained; it would therefore be necessary,
6       II,  III  |       These two elements being obtained, the position in space of
7       II,  VII  |    meter.~The measurement thus obtained was by means of a pair of
8       II,  XIX  |      his favor, and a pamphlet obtained some degree of notice, ridiculing