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 1 1|      Royal, musing over the last fancies of others who had gone before
 2 1|          he shook off the dreamy fancies and thoughts of death that
 3 1|          creation, he forgot his fancies in the show-rooms and the
 4 2|        garret where such teeming fancies had stirred within me. I
 5 2|       just then to superstitious fancies; no man is utterly wretched
 6 3|          day; he can indulge his fancies! And he hadn't even necessaries
 7 3|  effeminate grace about him; the fancies peculiar to wealthy invalids
 8 3|         of the new school, which fancies it has worked such wonders
 9 3|      kings the affronts which it fancies it has received from them;
10 3| appearance, and make the wildest fancies seem solid facts; while