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1 III|  her most caustic wit into~play. She said that as noble
2 III|  about the same tables, to play the~familiar game of backgammon,
3 IV |    about, for he could not play at~any game; or he walked
4 V  |  muster as a joke from the play on the~word "whist," several
5 V  |    nice of you to come and~play something for us."~ ~"My
6 VI |    a very difficult one to play, and its success was the
7 VI |   other actors who were to play in his drama. So, to give
8 VI |   of torrid eloquence into play; he would cry that he had
9 VI | having made up her mind to play the part of Dulcinea in~