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 1 1|  exacted no money security; he allowed only mortgage securities;~
 2 2|      the matter personally. He allowed the head-clerks to converse~
 3 2|       never spoke of them, but allowed the charms of her mind to
 4 2|     than mine."~ ~Des Lupeaulx allowed himself to be drawn into
 5 3|     two gleaming vulture eyes, allowed his gray~hair to hang loose
 6 3|   married to a~fool, she never allowed herself to think that life
 7 3|    with work, trained him, and allowed him to do~the work of du
 8 4|      bear all things. They are~allowed no talents except hidden
 9 4| exacting with his~subordinates allowed du Bruel to go off to rehearsals,
10 5|       the Restoration had been allowed to follow out their~own
11 5|     remember that you have~not allowed me time to give you an immediate
12 8|    Here's your fault; you have allowed yourself to be kept~subordinate,
13 8|      shows how~great ideas are allowed to perish in the higher
14 8|   public~good, and will not be allowed to do so. You will create
15 8|          He has burned it. You allowed him to be dishonored and~