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1 II  |     to examine the property, pass judgment on what had~been
2 IV  |     of Saint-Denis, "shall I pass myself off~for Etienne or
3 VI  |      it to you; but let that pass. You have been,~notwithstanding
4 VIII| neither of those defects can pass here.~The master shall know
5 VIII|  moment when he was about~to pass his examination for the
6 IX  |     like other~young men who pass at a jump from paternal
7 X   |      his last~examination to pass. In that line, his defects
8 X   |    last legal examination to pass, it won't~be much ill-luck