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 1         I,II |       cudgel. If his hair was cut~like that of a choir-boy,
 2         I,IV |     Molineux does allow me to cut a~door in the wall, is it
 3         I,IV |      I will~get permission to cut through the wall."~ ~"Send
 4         I,IV |    dressing; her first glance cut short Cesar's~eloquence
 5         I,V  | crowned with silver-gray hair~cut so short that it looked
 6         I,I  |  Roses."~ ~"I wish they would cut off my head," he said at
 7         I,III|        you know."~ ~Du Tillet cut the pate, poured out a glass
 8         I,III|     come to taste was not yet cut up.~ ~"It is amazing! A
 9         I,V  |      head replaced, and daily cut off anew,--~that is agony
10         I,VI |    the government intended to cut a canal~which should lead
11         I,VII|     in value. The~canal would cut through the property which