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1       II|       of those poor soldiers, mortally wounded upon the field of
2       XI|  intentions. This man whom he mortally hated already, dared to
3      XVI|     the Sairmeuse family more mortally than ever.”~ ~“I?”~ ~“Yes,
4     XXII|  Three or four peasants fall, mortally wounded. The rest pause,
5     XXIV| husband, dead—or still worse, mortally wounded upon the public
6      XXV|     brave man, knowing he was mortally wounded, endeavored to destroy
7      LIV| personal enemies, whom he had mortally offended and persecuted—