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 1  6,2| interesting to explain to the gentle reader the beautiful chain
 2 12,1|      suddenly Van Baerle felt gentle hands raising him, and soon
 3 15,1|       and get drunk; they are gentle as lambs if you only give
 4 15,2|     drove away for ever those gentle messengers to whom he owed
 5 19,1|    how he could have told his gentle comforter to sacrifice him
 6 19,2|       feeble as a breath, and gentle like a caress, which whispered
 7 20,1|       Rosa looked at him with gentle compassion; she felt that
 8 20,2|   that flower, extinguish the gentle light of that innocent and
 9 22,1|       he fancied he heard the gentle voice of Rosa calling him.
10 24,2|   innocent tulip-fancier, you gentle scholar; you will kill me,
11 31,1|    days ago, we conducted our gentle reader, and whither we request
12 31,1|    Haarlem was devoted to the gentle pursuits of peace, - to