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 1         I,III|    trace of it. In the present instance the lines of the~wrinkles
 2         I,III| keeping the cost, in the first instance,~within the limits of moderate
 3         I,IV |  callings,--he was afraid, for instance, of hammers. When the lease
 4         I,V  |        the hair. Red~hair, for instance, has more greenish oil than
 5         I,VI |      as I can~testify. In this instance he has managed to make the
 6         I,VI |      keep to generalities. For instance: 'The~budget is heavy'; '
 7         I,III|   dignity to preserve. In~this instance, as in the case of his speech
 8         I,VI |      become envenomed. In this instance, as in others, old Pillerault
 9         I,VI |      special cases,--when, for instance, a swindler is to be dispossessed~
10         I,VII|    really lost~it,--a solitary instance of such an appeal; for a