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1 2 | remember. Poor king! he must be weary~indeed of those who harass
2 2 |      without reproach, but very~weary, were naturally explained:
3 7 |   become so common that hearts,~weary of talent, are calling aloud
4 10|        and rested~his head with weary sadness on a cushion. "I
5 12|     little Charlotte, who would weary you to death; but~I do commend
6 15|    deceiving? He appeared to be weary of his troubles and his
7 18|      wife who is anxious~not to weary her husband always comes
8 18|    still love me?" or, "I don't weary~you, do I?" Charming interrogations,
9 25|      everything?"~ ~"All things weary, even hell," said de Trailles,