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1        I,  V   |           and in one single bound gained the summit of the rock.~“
2        I,  XVI |          which a footing could be gained. The precipice was perpendicular
3        I,  XVI |     higher the elevation that was gained, the more these layers were
4        I,  XVI |        his beloved France? Had he gained this arduous height only
5        I,  XVII|         considerable justice, has gained for itself the title of “
6        I,  XVII| apprehensions, the child suddenly gained confidence, darted forwards
7        I,  XVII|           series of questions, he gained from the child a very intelligent
8        I,  XXI |      their national dances, which gained considerable applause, even
9       II,  XI  | difficulty up the slippery rocks; gained the mouth of the gallery;