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1 1|         leave no doubt in his own mind as to the success of this
2 2|           sight, they were out of mind, for he thought no more
3 3|     heresies designed to warp her mind; he told her that the greatest
4 4|     attractions a highly educated mind, natural eloquence expressed
5 4| pronounced. ~As we have said, the mind of Beatrice was susceptible
6 7|       sentence shocked the public mind, so much so that many persons
7 8|           event changed the papal mind and frustrated all his humane
8 8|           of her body enabled her mind to recover its balance,