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1  2,1|    disposition, King Mob, who fully appreciated the laudable
2  2,3|      defend us? Who will have fully understood our intentions?" ~"
3  6,1| tortures which no pen is able fully to describe, - how often
4  9,1|   fury had vented itself most fully on the two brothers when
5 12,1|     of the scaffold, the more fully, of course, it was crowded
6 23,1|       of the earth Boxtel was fully convinced; and his telescope
7 23,2|       absence to make himself fully acquainted with all the
8 32,2|         a spectacle which was fully understood and felt by the