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 1   1  |      before in the family, our father's mother, who had confessed
 2   5  |       was not ignorant of her "father's schemes. But when the
 3   5  |      man's death, she said her father's intention was equivalent
 4   5  |        arranged for her by her father, but to be compelled to
 5   6  |     various anxieties, for her father had by this time departed
 6  12  |       he entered this life his father passed away from it. But
 7  12  |      all things to the lad---- father, teacher, tutor, mother,
 8  13  | children lay her body in their father's grave. But they, having
 9  18  |        the divine blessing. My father's parents had their goods
10  18  |    come of a noble family. Our father was greatly esteemed as
11  22  |       Vestiana, and her [988D] father was one of those who composed
12  27  |        to uncover the shame of father or mother. "And how," said