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1  6,2| cause of the mishap, which, fortunately, was of far less consequence
2  7,2|     finger the ashes, which fortunately were quite cold. ~He at
3 14,1|      lost to him for ever. ~Fortunately the good doctor was mistaken.
4 15,2|   me after your death, but, fortunately, you are alive now. Oh how
5 18,1|     are taking in the bulb. Fortunately, my father saved me from
6 19,1|   and writing lessons; and, fortunately, she had made sufficient
7 27,1|     call as witnesses. But, fortunately, your Highness has now been