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1   XXXIII| fallen into a state of gloomy despondency, which lasted during his
2     XLIV|       overcome the feeling of despondency that stole over her.~ ~Many,
3    XLVII|   with an accent of frightful despondency, “fate shows us no mercy.
4     LIII|    the burden of an incurable despondency and ennui.~ ~The death of
5     LIII| ambition some relief from his despondency.~ ~It is only just to say
6       LV|   recover from his stupor and despondency; and when he left that experienced
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