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1         I,II |          an air and manner which rendered him at least their~equal;
2         I,VII|        and whose owner's apparel rendered him a curiosity. We guess~
3         I,III|      Voltaire who~says,--~ ~"'He rendered repentance the virtue of
4         I,VI | interpreted by various judgments rendered~in the matter: however,
5         I,VI |        been thanked for services rendered,--he, Birotteau, whose~inflexible
6         I,VII|         his~vindication would be rendered. His heart throbbed, he
7         I,VII|           he resumed. "The Court rendered in that matter a~decree