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1         I,II |      honor, and the respect he enjoyed, earned for him this~dignity,
2         I,II |       and the respect~which he enjoyed. The government, wishing
3         I,IV | altitude the worthy proprietor enjoyed~an enchanting view of the
4         I,III|      along by the banker,--who enjoyed disentangling the~bobbins
5         I,III|   festive occasions. Du Tillet enjoyed the effect. His hatred towards~
6         I,IV |      of his own prospectus, he enjoyed a sanguine~temperament,
7         I,V  |      blood for the royal cause enjoyed at this time certain~privileges,
8         I,VII|      of the esteem he publicly enjoyed, he did not esteem~himself;
9         I,VII|   enchanting scene he had~once enjoyed for a single evening. Neither