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 1 2|         ambition preyed upon me; I believed that I was meant for great
 2 2|        underneath that!' I felt, I believed, the thought within me that
 3 2|           all of us, more or less, believed in the reality of a thing
 4 2|           before me; I brag and am believed; I incur debts which somebody
 5 2|            guessed my poverty, but believed me to be as wealthy as she
 6 2|        found in her circle. When I believed that I had left poverty
 7 2|           the days of his life. He believed in the powers of the Magic
 8 3|         animal for a long time was believed to be mythical. It is mentioned,
 9 3|        excesses are still devoutly believed in among the Persians and
10 3| inconceivable fact. He had readily believed in some hidden flaw in Spieghalter'