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 1 I     |         the least communicative of men. He talked very little,
 2 II    |        very hands and feet; for in men, as well as in animals,
 3 V     |             UNKNOWN TO THE MONEYED MEN, APPEARS ON 'CHANGE ~Phileas
 4 V     |            is the world of betting men, who are of a higher class
 5 VI    |      between Suez and Bombay. ~Two men were promenading up and
 6 IX    |             What with the military men, a number of rich young
 7 XII   |            They were surrounded by men, women, and children, who
 8 XIII  |  battlefield strewn with the dead. Men, women, and children lay
 9 XIX   |         learned that these ancient men were all at least eighty
10 XIX   |       everywhere, at all times, by men and women, in the Celestial
11 XIX   |          is the most honourable of men!" ~"How can you tell? You
12 XX    |          could not risk myself, my men, or my little boat of scarcely
13 XXIII |     natives, Chinese and Japanese, men, women and children, who
14 XXV   |        active, gentlemanly-looking men. Some of the streets - 
15 XXV   |        roofs, were full of people. Men were going about carrying
16 XXV   |          to escape. The torrent of men, armed with loaded canes
17 XXVII |          many artisans, as well as men engaged in the liberal professions,
18 XXVII |          assassinated by a band of men disguised in masks. ~Passepartout
19 XXX   | unprotected." ~"The lives of three men are in question, sir," said
20 XXX   |            risk the lives of fifty men to save three?" ~"I don'
21 XXX   |       captain had only to pick his men. Thirty were chosen, and
22 XXX   |           Should he sacrifice more men, with so few chances of
23 XXXVII|           made him the happiest of men! ~Truly, would you not for