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1   Intro, 5      | discussing but could at last not reproach him with anything~except
2       1, Story16|          a wry face~and began to reproach me, saying: 'What sufficiency
3       2, Story20|        of~objection and began to reproach me, saying that I had committed
4       2, Story32|         lengthened her tongue of reproach and said: 'Art thou not~
5       2, Story42|         to the curtain by way of reproach:~ 'I and thou, we are both
6       5, Story9 |     friend, take off the hand of reproach from my skirt because I
7       6, Story9 |        di said:~ 'After all this reproach and villainy the fault is
8       7, Story20|         to caper in the plain of reproach and said:~'Thou hast been