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1 4 |          but immediately after, passing over something round and
2 5 |       will have the surprise of passing to an unknown master. And
3 7 |  perfume, which she has lost in passing from her Eastern to her
4 10|   Cornelius understood what was passing in the mind of the girl,
5 12|     looked at him whilst he was passing; Cornelius even fancied
6 20|      notes addressed to me, and passing the different swains in
7 24|         Ah!" Gryphus continued, passing from the madness of anger
8 29|     Cornelius, "I shall see, in passing my house, whether my poor
9 31| procession was as placid as the passing of a flock of lambs, and