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1 IV  |       heads of houses might~have won back recognition of their
2 VI  | intelligence, and coolness which won him celebrity~without his
3 VI  |         fleeting glory was to~be won by such a conquest, made
4 VI  |        the~assiduous General had won and kept the right to kiss
5 VII |          of the~rights so hardly won. More a boy than he had
6 VII |         power of those days, you won in fact, while you lost
7 VII |      them? Did not~every victory won swell the meagre sum of
8 VIII|         slender rights so hardly~won. Ronquerolles burst into