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 1 IV |       English-women of the~same rank. But she hesitated feebly
 2 IV |        never marrying below its rank since the reign~of Louis
 3 IV |      the families resumed their~rank, offices, and dignity at
 4 V  |      had only reached~a major's rank at the time of the Fontainebleau
 5 VI |       in the army list with the rank of colonel; he~received
 6 VI |           Is there a man in any rank of life that has not felt
 7 VI |        she is an outcast in any~rank of life; and I have yet
 8 VII|    sacrifice of my position,~my rank, my whole life in return
 9 VII|        to~care for you.'--Then, rank and fortune and honour and
10 IX | devotion is~accompanied by high rank, as men count it. Oh, my
11 IX |       To renounce the~world and rank, and fortune, and consideration
12 IX |         or philosophy. In every rank~of society (some few Parisian