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1 1|   feeble organisms in perpetual calm. In me Thought has destroyed
2 2|     utter wretchedness.' ~"This calm calculation dumfounded me.
3 2|        dormer window, outwardly calm enough, but in reality I
4 2|        too beneath the apparent calm; fashion tyrannized over
5 2|       and then sat stupefied in calm dejection, like a man in
6 2|         saw before me, with the calm, pure beauty in her face.
7 2| dreaming of storms in a time of calm, Excess comprises all things;
8 2|         lay down with the false calm of those who sleep before