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1 IV  |  wise principles would have gained the confidence of the French~
2 VI  |     and stern, and his face gained him this~character. In everything
3 VI  |    talk, in which the~words gained all their value from her
4 VI  |   hope gave him wit. He had~gained confidence, he brought out
5 VII | herself to~his love. He had gained ground a little, and congratulated~
6 VII | Political Protestantism has gained an ascendancy over~people'
7 VIII|   to her? And has not a man~gained ground immensely when a
8 IX  |      there are~others to be gained by gifts, it is a vile world!
9 X   |  enough to teach the wisdom gained by experience, and~to make