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1         I,III|  nothing, who was without a farthing or a~chance to make one,--
2         I,IV |    new building almost to a farthing,"~answered the young man; "
3         I,I  |  squandering hussy hasn't a~farthing left; they sold her furniture,--
4         I,IV |   he will not keep back one farthing; I shall resign~my dower;
5         I,V  | afternoon. You have not one~farthing's credit; every one is talking
6         I,VI |    themselves everything; a farthing~was sacred in their eyes.
7         I,VI |   charity, I do not~steal a farthing of my salary!"~ ~The merchants,
8         I,VII|    and I shall not take one farthing less."~ ~"Sixty thousand