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1         I,I | period of time, very short if judged by a watch, but immeasurable
2         I,II|      tried to~seduce her, and judged his master very much as
3         I,II|  master very much as the wife judged him~herself, and all with
4         I,V | sitting-room, and a bed-room. Judged by dimensions, it was the
5         I,I |         If the expenditure is judged excessive!' Away with those
6         I,II|        Evidently he heard and judged, and weighed the /pros/
7         I,II|    Royalist; but the perfumer~judged by his own heart, and believed
8         I,II|     the profits of industries judged~worthy of being upheld.
9         I,IV|   blessing from God. And they judged~rightly: Cesar was thus