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 1 IV  | required of him; today he is bound to~give proof of his intelligence.
 2 IV  |   the patrician class is now bound to win and keep~exclusively.
 3 IV  |    of the body social, it is bound today, as of old,~to multiply
 4 VI  |    it was known that he felt bound by his oath~to the Imperial
 5 VI  |      It seemed as if he were bound to his guide by some thread
 6 VII |      repetitions; the Deity, bound~hand and foot, was delivered
 7 VII |  body and soul, but a~man is bound to nothing by accepting
 8 VIII|   Montriveau, he sprang at a bound across the courtyard of~
 9 VIII|      thinks about him? He is~bound to make progress with her
10 VIII| handkerchief over her mouth,~bound her hand and foot, and carried
11 VIII|     he untied the knots that bound her feet.~ ~"What would
12 VIII|     am not my own, that I am bound to live~for my friends,
13 IX  |      amusements. You will be bound and gagged by the~law; you
14 X   |      strong and the weak are bound to suffer. This~thought
15 X   |    slept, and carry her off,~bound and gagged. The programme