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 1 VI    | persuading her father to set to work on~some twisted pillars,
 2 VIII  |         produced on her by this work must~not be judged by ordinary
 3 XI    |             We want nothing; my work amply supplies our luxuries,"
 4 XI    |         that a Francesca should work?" cried he. "One day~you
 5 XIII  |        were those hands made to work?--Leave us," she said to
 6 XIV   |  sanctified by his love, set to~work. First he longed to make
 7 XV    |   destroys the long and painful work, sometimes by a word, often
 8 XVI   |        bed after my dinner, and work at night. The Vicar-General,
 9 XVII  |     fair, illuminated by faith,~work, and love.~ ~"Farewell,
10 XVII  |        most~influential men who work the elections. Like the
11 XVIII |         than in Paris. Though~I work enormously, the peacefulness
12 XIX   |  intense desire, which made him work so many~interests and devise
13 XX    |  disguise her delight, so as to~work more effectually on her
14 XXI   |       the great de Watteville's work destroyed."~ ~"The devil!"
15 XXI   |         who expected to~get the work for the aqueduct for the
16 XXII  |         by this success, set to work to count the~Ministerial
17 XXII  |         ten days I have been at~work for you. If you are a real
18 XXVI  |      and very certainly her own work; neither Girardet~the attorney
19 XXVIII|    Grace has certainly done her work,~but, though short, the