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1        I,  V   |      clefts in its walls, had sustained little injury; but the gourbi,
2        I,  V   | perceive what injuries he had sustained, but not a sprain nor a
3        I,  V   |       and other property, had sustained little injury.~“By-the-by,
4        I,  IX  |       replenished.~The damage sustained by the engine proved to
5        I,  XIV |      sailing—my engine having sustained some damage in the shock—
6        I,  XIV |      any loss France may have sustained in the fate of Algeria,
7       II,  XIII|  attractive, and the debates, sustained by few, became utterly wanting