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1         I,V  |     ever more nobly won, more legitimate or more~honorable, than
2         I,I  |       outside of his friend's legitimate business of perfumery.~ ~"
3         I,VI |     owe the term "serious~and legitimate creditor," is that of creating
4         I,VI |   chance~has the "serious and legitimate creditor" against the "gay
5         I,VI |    drive out the intruder the legitimate creditor must~sacrifice
6         I,VI |  necessary, in order to avert legitimate~suspicion, to send the case
7         I,VI | creditors are all serious and legitimate. But the law,~monsieur,--
8         I,VII|    that beauty,--my~pride, my legitimate and sanctioned pride. I