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1 II|        and revenues,~as if from courtesy he wished to hear the good
2 IV|   preserved a high tradition of~courtesy, of true graciousness of
3 VI|     like~punctuality. It is the courtesy of kings, His Majesty says;
4 IX| refinement of~accent, an urbane courtesy, and an ease of manner that
5 X |        bones. Old people~have a courtesy of their own... There, take