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 1 II |        perforce do honor to~the Imperial Guard, and mayors and prefects
 2 II |        a letter from Nais above Imperial~favor. The pain of those
 3 III|       keeping very close to the Imperial sun. He had begun his career
 4 III|         private secretary to an Imperial Highness, a post for which
 5 III| ordinary and extraordinary, Her Imperial Highness~could not procure
 6 III|    played in the history of the Imperial~Princess, his reputation
 7 III|         hoped to~succeed to the Imperial Highness. Purists were of
 8 III|        expected of a man of the Imperial school, who scarcely could
 9 IV |     still discern traces of the Imperial~Highness' charming private
10 V  |     your kingdom, and reach the imperial sphere where great minds