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 1        I,  V    |             horizon. Under ordinary circumstances, his elevated position would
 2        I,  VI   | accommodation as comfortable as the circumstances would allow; the horses
 3        I,  IX   |          the light of an adversary; circumstances had changed, and all animosity
 4        I,  XIII |             think that the peculiar circumstances under which they found themselves
 5        I,  XIII |               which, under ordinary circumstances, the cannon would carry
 6        I,  XV   |             apparently antagonistic circumstances would be explained so as
 7        I,  XVII |            officers, there were two circumstances that just then would have
 8        I,  XIX  |          the lieutenant. “Under the circumstances, he must know that you have
 9        I,  XX   |             they felt themselves in circumstances by which they were equally
10        I,  XX   |           advantageous, because, if circumstances should so require, it would
11        I,  XXIII|           minds of all. Under these circumstances it was very necessary to
12       II,  I    |             to recall what were the circumstances of his previous acquaintance
13       II,  VIII |             of October.~Under these circumstances, was it perfectly certain
14       II,  IX   |         came, however, when various circumstances prompted him to think he
15       II,  X    |         planet Saturn. Not that the circumstances were altogether so favorable.
16       II,  XII  |          yielded to the pressure of circumstances, and allowed himself to
17       II,  XV   |          and courteous.~Under these circumstances, it was not surprising that
18       II,  XVI  |            proceeded to discuss the circumstances that looked so threatening
19       II,  XVII |             under such unparalleled circumstances, and heedless of Lieutenant