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1        I,  XIV  |     over which you English exercise the right of protection,
2        I,  XXIII| prodigies in the art.~This exercise was not only healthful in
3       II,  IV   |   daily course of out-door exercise was enforced upon everyone;
4       II,  XI   | now masters of their novel exercise, wandered fleetly and gracefully
5       II,  XI   |    instantly resumed their exercise, and proceeded nearly as
6       II,  XIII |    was the want of air and exercise that was the cause of much
7       II,  XIV  | they resumed their skating exercise, rejoicing in their recovered