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 1 2 |       constitutes the zenith of human fortune. ~Louis XIV absorbed
 2 21|       that I have done all that human power could do." ~"Be satisfied,
 3 28|   fifteen days without seeing a human face, and had been left
 4 30| contemptuously, as if he pitied human weakness. ~"I? not at all!"
 5 45|         sound which had nothing human in it and resembled the
 6 50|    heard approaching. Shortly a human form appeared in the shade
 7 54|       whole gamut of tones from human speech to language celestial. ~
 8 56|    reigns in all the details of human life, and by which, as in
 9 56|         upon you from the whole human race!' ~"'Beware!' said
10 57|      exultation. "He wills that human vengeance should precede
11 59| together exalted his mind above human feeling. ~He entered Portsmouth
12 66|        You do not belong to the human species; you are a demon