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 1 IV |        the master lavished his money in calling in the most~celebrated
 2 IV |     the difficulty of amassing money; they were economical, and
 3 VII|        these souls absorbed in~money and trade, to whom a genuine
 4 XII|      always clear-sighted when money was in question, called~
 5 XII|       by spoiling~good canvas. Money that is lightly earned is
 6 XII|      declare this evening that money was~made round that it might
 7 XII| carriages and diamonds! He has money,~let him spend it on you;
 8 XII|       settlement of his~wife's money on herself. I will keep
 9 XII|    sign~any papers relating to money without my advice; and if
10 XIV|       and~without a murmur the money needed for his lavishness;
11 XV |         imagining that~want of money was the prime cause of this
12 XVI|        wise I was to have your money~settled on yourself with