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 1 4,2 | Alexander, encouraged by the success of this, promised to Caesar
 2 5,3 |    had never anticipated the success of the French in Italy,
 3 5,6 |      of assuring further the success of a crusade, it would not
 4 6,4 |    The pope made sure of the success of these new projects by
 5 7,1 |     conquered army. But this success, great as it was, did not
 6 9,1 |     in the cathedral, with a success that was all the greater
 7 9,2 |      felt no doubt as to the success of their cause. His enemies
 8 10,1|    received the news of this success while he was at Lyons, and
 9 11,1|    was wanting to assure the success of the vast projects that
10 13,5|     showed me his joy at the success of this enterprise, which
11 15,2|  they attempted, but without success, as Caesar's men kept a