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1 1|    have been great under great~circumstances; perhaps she was not in
2 1| millions of tax-payers in easy circumstances (Rabourdin proved~their
3 4|     Dutocq under the idea that circumstances might some~day make him
4 4|    placing his Zelie in better circumstances, and his mind~searched the
5 5|     course to follow under the circumstances; and with such~thoughts
6 6|       you in any way~under the circumstances in which you find yourself,
7 8|       to do with these present~circumstances."~ ~Bixiou. "I meant papa,--
8 8|     but let me say under~these circumstances that we are all faithful