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 1 4 |        for the remainder of the journey, kept at the same respectful
 2 5 |        tranquilly continued his journey on the canal-boats, which
 3 7 |       my tulip-bed or even on a journey to the East, the country
 4 12|       of in his last melancholy journey? ~Neither of his enemies,
 5 14|  whether Rosa, who had made the journey from the Hague to Loewestein,
 6 23|         should undertake such a journey alone during the night. ~
 7 24|    follow him to the end of his journey. ~He proceeded but slowly,
 8 25|      things indispensable for a journey; took her three hundred
 9 25|       adventuress, set out on a journey without saying where she
10 25|        had started again on her journey. On that evening she slept
11 26| acquainted in the course of the journey with the state of affairs,
12 29|   leading him to the end of the journey of life, was to see Gryphus
13 32|     axles, the result of a long journey, enclosed the unfortunate