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1 I  |        and therefore chose to pass for what he was not. The
2 III|       from Rome, unwilling to pass through Liege without presenting
3 III|     where the marquise was to pass, of his own accord. There
4 IV | consolation: with you I am to pass the little life I have left.
5 VI |     in this life that you may pass, without any purgatory at
6 VI |     nought that is impure can pass thither, we must strive,
7 VI |    choir, and let the patient pass behind the altar. There