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 1 I  |       late. Such elasticity will certainly~not commend itself to purists
 2 II |        Moulineaux~affair,--and I certainly shall, for the count will
 3 III|        the "Very good, madame,"~"Certainly, madame," with which he
 4 IV |      stand it. In fact, I~should certainly have got myself arrested;
 5 IV | constitutional cause, which will~certainly be defeated when we enter
 6 IV |         us in the studios--ought certainly to pay you~twenty thousand.
 7 VI |       some client which you~have certainly read to be so well informed."~ ~"
 8 VII|          what to do; but I shall certainly endeavor to make the count
 9 VII|        view;~she thought he must certainly be interested in so sweet
10 IX |       that usurpation. Judas had certainly given some~murderous blow