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1        I,  I   |       but I have seen them made fast enough at a booth during
2        I,  II  |        was pouring in thick and fast. The men hesitated. In an
3        I,  V   |         was evidently declining fast; and what was equally inexplicable,
4        I,  IX  |        IX~INQUIRIES UNSATISFIED~Fast as his legs could carry
5        I,  X   |        of water. His pulse beat fast as he recalled the friends
6        I,  XIII|         to embonpoint which was fast becoming characteristic
7        I,  XV  |     would be traveling twice as fast as the earth, which moves
8       II,  II  |    tired; he is worn out; he is fast asleep,” answered Ben Zoof.~“
9       II,  XIII| tortoises, they could sleep and fast till the return of summer.~