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1         I,III|      to meet him, the little~gains that he was to get out of
2         I,IV |      sacrifice his immediate gains to his future~interests.
3         I,V  |  preferred small and certain~gains to bold strokes which put
4         I,V  | immense mechanical toil. The gains were~not in proportion to
5         I,I  |     The more illegal a man's gains the more~he clings to them:
6         I,VI |   one hopes to swell his own gains by getting on the right~
7         I,VI |    Caring little for his own gains, though he was about to