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1         I,II |     gentleness, praised~him publicly. Plaintiffs and defendants
2         I,II | Popinot and his little wife publicly, as if very angry with~them
3         I,VI | over and above the dividend publicly agreed upon. This~monstrous
4         I,VII|   In spite of the esteem he publicly enjoyed, he did not esteem~
5         I,VII|     honor.~We desire to say publicly that this failure was the