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 1 2 | unfortunate sufferer. ~"If I had pen and ink you would soon see,"
 2 6 |       midst of tortures which no pen is able fully to describe, --
 3 14|         to flow from beneath our pen like the varied hues of
 4 19|   finished reading, she took her pen, and began with as laudable
 5 19|        chamber, where she took a pen and paper, and during the
 6 22|       and, perhaps better still, pen and ink, and I will write,
 7 25|      Systens, taking up his fine pen, resumed his report, which
 8 26|       Systens, who with his best pen in his finest hand continued
 9 29|         putting up his paper and pen into a greasy and well-worn
10 30|          without laying down his pen, -- ~"Come here, my child." ~