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1 VI  |     may do anything; they may behave totally~irrationally, anything
2 VII | right-minded people; you will behave like a man of spirit and
3 VII |   that is how I like a man to behave, dear; you are a gentleman,"~
4 VII |  outlook circumscribed,~often behave at great crises with a ready-made
5 VII |    into your~wife's room, and behave, both of you, like gentlemen.
6 VII |     great show of politeness, behave with phlegmatic~British
7 VIII|    that,~unless they meant to behave like children, they ought