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1 I  | jack-of-all-trades to be~compositor, reader, and foreman in one; and
2 I  |              the work of a printer's reader came in time; David had~
3 I  |              whatever of a printer's reader, but he saved Lucien from~
4 II |              so~much the more if the reader is to comprehend the position
5 III|           near her; she made him her~reader, her secretary, and cared
6 IV |        delight. Lucien was a perfect reader, the listeners would enjoy~
7 V  |        intimate~alliance between the reader and his audience, or swift
8 V  |              of the opinion that the~reader's voice needed a rest, and
9 VI |            for that matter). Another reader maintained that~Chinese