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 1         I,I  |      thought? He is virtue upon earth, that~man. If any one ever
 2         I,II |       to views which are of the earth earthy. Cesar, however,
 3         I,II | tradition and the stones of the earth which tell us~of the past,
 4         I,IV |       sun~will have married the earth and they'll have had children."~ ~
 5         I,V  |     tranquil~usually, pawed the earth like a thoroughbred before
 6         I,III|      Nucingen. Law reappears on earth in Nucingen.~With this letter
 7         I,IV |         were banished from this earth, she would leave her last
 8         I,V  |       come;~Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven; GIVE
 9         I,V  |         the markets no~power on earth is so respected as that
10         I,VII|       die~discharged of debt on earth. Thou, dear wife, thou who
11         I,VII|  Lazarus.~ ~Jesus commanded the earth to give up its prey; the