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 1         I,I  |     that~you hardly opened your mouth about anything else, and
 2         I,I  |      day,~wouldn't it shut your mouth?"~ ~"Oh, if you've got the
 3         I,II |       take the words out of his mouth, and the good man had to~
 4         I,III| grey-veined agate, his pleasant~mouth, his fair complexion, the
 5         I,IV |          which opens its lion's mouth less to~give water than
 6         I,IV |         an~agreement by word of mouth, for my architect wants
 7         I,V  |         like felt. His delicate mouth showed~prudence, but not
 8         I,V  |        was conducted by word of~mouth, and he seldom encountered
 9         I,III|         put a mouthful into~his mouth, when du Tillet said to
10         I,V  |    laugh the wrong side of your mouth. Yes, my nuts and my~francs,
11         I,VI |         Beresina is passed from mouth to~mouth; all is legal and
12         I,VI |         is passed from mouth to~mouth; all is legal and illegal,
13         I,VII|         have lived from hand to mouth, that I might scrape up~