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1 2|       evening? I felt too weak to endure such fears in the midst
2 2|        unheard-of ills, unable to endure the light or the slightest
3 2| intellectual metropolis? Unfit to endure the fatigues of pleasure,
4 3|          a cheerful face upon it, endure the humors of your so-called
5 3|         around him, could Raphael endure the burden laid upon him;
6 3|        power. He was compelled to endure that homicidal gaze; he
7 3|      dying man, he felt unable to endure the slightest sound, and
8 3|         ever yet shown you. I can endure anything, except this weeping