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1         I,III|      the men who hate most are usually those who have~little time
2         I,IV |    merchandise; such squabbles usually~ending in a bottle of the "
3         I,V  |         so gentle and tranquil~usually, pawed the earth like a
4         I,IV |       more~valuable because he usually admires nothing. Ferdinand
5         I,IV |  amazed to find his Constance, usually perched like a~bird of ill
6         I,VI |  circumstances, when the judge usually observes that the~debtor,
7         I,VI | assignment,~the worthy man has usually sold his wife's shawl, pawned