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 1 II  |      heretofore, be the natural right of the distinguished~men
 2 II  |      francs a year gave her the right to be as impertinent~as
 3 III |     soldier--~but I reserve the right of making him retire; and
 4 III |       is an art in choosing the right moment for coming~forward
 5 III |       remember you will have no right to~accuse your father. I
 6 IV  | supposed that~the Parisians are right. But Sceaux possesses another
 7 IV  |         bent it a little to the right~like Alexander, or Lord
 8 V   |       would have set everything~right, even if you had broken
 9 V   |     monsieur, are we not in the right? The sixteenth century only~
10 VI  |  extensive. He knew so well the right thing to say~in a discussion
11 VIII|      but nobles should have the right to wear the antique French~
12 VIII|   vice-admiral had reserved the right~of disposing of his fortune