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 1 I  | division wall of the adjoining property.~The entrance is through
 2 II |         who left her his whole~property. This marriage, a suitable
 3 II |       lines for description of property and titles in blank. Your~
 4 II |      saving both the lives and property of the Serizys, father and~
 5 II |        and then to examine the property, pass judgment on what had~
 6 II |   understood to have inherited property from an~aunt of her father.~ ~
 7 II |       of the~possession of the property, he began, all the while
 8 II |   Leger only wished to buy the property in order to sell~to the
 9 IV |         his seventh child. Our property was all stolen by~friends
10 V  |      right in the~heart of his property."~ ~"Well done, bourgeois!"
11 VI |  united the~place with his own property.~ ~The house, built of freestone,
12 VI |     persons taking care of the property of a~friend, because neither
13 VI |  enough farming on the count's property to keep the horses and~maintain
14 VII|        deprived himself of his property for their sakes, and, therefore,~
15 VII|     sons:--~ ~"Don't lose your property; remember, I have none to
16 VII|        children to lessen your property."~ ~Camusot considered that
17 XI |      will Monsieur de Serizy's property~go?"~ ~"To his wife, who