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1 1|     her charms; "and yet I had worked night and day to keep my
2 2|       this airy sepulchre, and worked unflaggingly day and night;
3 2|       and a wooer of dreams, I worked incessantly, and refused
4 2|    nights in pallid thought. I worked with difficulty, and by
5 3|   school, which fancies it has worked such wonders by discovering
6 3| mediaeval tradition, and since worked up by poets. Shrinking in
7 3|      scientific conviction, he worked the crank energetically. ~"