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1 Pro,1|      bed-head, following with profound sadness the progress of
2 Pro,1|      bed, breathing a sigh so profound that one might have supposed
3 1,3  |       went in front, the most profound silence prevailed, and everyone
4 3,3  |   power. Rosa knew of old the profound hypocrisy of her lover,
5 11,5 |       with great interest and profound indignation; for they, as
6 16,1 |     slid under the table in a profound sleep. ~After half a hour
7 Epi,2| journey to Rome, had gained a profound belief, his natural good