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1 2 |  learnt in the midst of every kind of danger to brave everything
2 2 |    loved the pacha, who was a kind husband and to whom she
3 6 |      thousand dangers of this kind, the nobles of that day
4 7 |      a villainous pipe of the kind used by the lowest people,
5 8 | adventurers of every sort and kind, pirates, coiners, renegades,
6 9 |      a carriage raised into a kind of platform, but it was
7 10|  place was his last resort, a kind of mausoleum; and he did