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1         I,II | being who had, in Tourangian phrase, a "heart of gold." Cesar~
2         I,IV |      to formulate in flowing phrase, though~modestly, the tale
3         I,V  |       moreover, prepared his~phrase as much to herald the creation
4         I,I  |      still, petrified. Every phrase was a calamity, like the
5         I,II |   was the~first and the last phrase of all his allocutions.
6         I,VII|  indeed a man of honor!" The phrase even sounded in Cesar's
7         I,VII|      the dark days."~ ~"That phrase is better than mine," whispered