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1         I,III| furnished it handsomely,~and in trying to satisfy her costly caprices
2         I,V  |         Cesarine of her father, trying to appear~indifferent.~ ~"
3         I,VII|        sure there is no need of~trying it on."~ ~"How many people
4         I,III|        so many chances! You are~trying to circulate paper to pay
5         I,III|         used all his cunning in trying to hide~from his wife the
6         I,III|            For me?" said Cesar, trying to speak gaily; "and for
7         I,V  |        meadow, in quiet places, trying to obey~the commandment
8         I,V  |        the least scruple in the~trying circumstances in which you
9         I,VI |      terrifies him. He~gives up trying to see his way, imitates