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1        I,  XI  |      the distinct outline of a solitary island of very small extent;
2        I,  XIII| fortress had been crowded, one solitary piece remained. This was
3        I,  XIV |     trace of Tunis, except one solitary rock, which was crowned
4        I,  XVII|       immediately afterwards a solitary she-goat came bounding towards
5        I,  XVII| riddles was dwelling upon some solitary island, or, like themselves,
6        I,  XIX |        isle there might be the solitary writer of the mysterious
7       II,  III |       he found that he was the solitary occupant of the only fragment
8       II,  VI  |        without my steelyard—my solitary steelyard, so delicate and