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1 III | Liberal may be~disposed to complain of them, as of treason against
2 VI  | science; he was ashamed to~complain to his guide, and kept his
3 VI  |   if anyone has a~right to complain of your costume, it is I.
4 VIII| pitied, he has no right to complain.  But~with a semblance of
5 VIII|    but do not think that I complain.  My~words are not the expression
6 IX  |    besides, of what do you complain? I~gave you my heart; that
7 IX  | note; no other woman could complain without~lowering herself;