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 1         I,II |        Constance Pillerault was daily receiving brilliant proposals,
 2         I,II |         power to secure.~ ~"The daily use of the Balm will relieve
 3         I,II |  improve his knowledge, he rose daily at five o'clock, and~read
 4         I,III|      have prayed to God for him~daily for sixteen years. I can
 5         I,IV | believes every report which the daily press baptizes with ink,
 6         I,V  |         very hale to mount them daily without complaining. He~
 7         I,II |    intellectual kiln, where the daily~bread of the opposition
 8         I,II |          as~this man was a king daily; and he measured the depth
 9         I,V  |    heaven; GIVE US THIS DAY OUR~DAILY BREAD; and forgive us our
10         I,V  |      the prayers I offer to Him daily. After I received your last~
11         I,V  |       her of her old~uncle, who daily lifts his hands to heaven
12         I,V  |      pour balm upon your wounds daily, and will help you to~bear
13         I,V  |     have the head replaced, and daily cut off anew,--~that is
14         I,VII|       him; for Pillerault was a daily witness of the moral struggles
15         I,VII|       scandalous failures which daily degrade the commerce of