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1 I   |     through those times by the English fleet,~its wealthy convent
2 III |     fairly in the face, as the~English aristocracy did before them;
3 IV  |        assimilated him, as the~English House of Lords continually
4 IV  |     place, the great system of English Toryism was far~too large
5 VII |   Chamber of Peers, unlike the English~House of Lords, had no bench
6 VIII|        NOT SO," he answered in English, with a burst of ironical~
7 X   | sailors, who spoke nothing but English. ~One of M. de Montriveau'