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1         I,II |   and people should be very careful not to~admit them into their
2         I,II |  sometimes a victim to this careful observance of civility;
3         I,III|    debts, and insisted on a careful examination~of the affair.
4         I,III|    perceive.~The notary was careful not to be the first to mention
5         I,VI |    in business he should be careful of his~expenses, limited
6         I,I  | starting in life he must be~careful of his reputation. There
7         I,II |    responsible partner, the careful business man.~Two words,
8         I,VI |  impeached, prudent men are careful to enter upon~certain affairs
9         I,VII|    for him; I nurse it with~careful love. I invest the profits;