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1 1|         likely he had been drawn thither by that most convincing
2 1|          age, which drags itself thither in search of stimulation,
3 1|        Bichat if he had repaired thither fasting and collected. The
4 2|         the attraction that drew thither those artists, diplomatists,
5 2|       myself have carried my bed thither than have begged for alms.
6 2|        in two days' time; I went thither, intending to outstay the
7 3|          orient pearls, had come thither, impatient for her ardent,
8 3|          two postilions, brought thither by a cruel curiosity. Raphael
9 3| approaching death had drawn them thither. He beheld his own funeral,