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 1 1| bizarre eccentricities, to the influence of this moral galvanism;
 2 1|    spite of himself, under the influence of an unaccountable hallucination,
 3 1|       submitted himself to the influence of an imaginative spell,
 4 1|        younger spectator. Some influence falling from heaven bade
 5 2|       in such moments. ~" 'The influence of the Duc de Navarreins
 6 2|      fascinated by my magnetic influence. Ever since I have regretted
 7 3|       saw the deathblow of her influence and her ability to please.
 8 3|      drink." ~Subjected to the influence of this ready solvent of
 9 3|    next he submitted it to the influence of a galvanic battery; but
10 3|       around him, and felt the influence of the forbidding gloom
11 3|      less beneath its soothing influence; and to love, it gives a