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 1 I    |   victory is gained, the whole city of London is illuminated;
 2 IV   |   after which he went into the city, where he held forth, and
 3 IV   |       the court as well as the city ladies flocked very devoutly
 4 IV   |       now the most flourishing city in that country. The first
 5 VII  |    dead, he would be a wealthy City trader, and no more.~~
 6 VIII | sedition in other countries. A city in Spain, in Barbary, or
 7 X    |        his was content to be a City merchant; and at the time
 8 XVII |       that there is no family, city, or nation, but endeavours
 9 XVIII|      in like manner as in this city will suffer love only to
10 XIX  |        be said, that the whole city of Paris exploded them,
11 XIX  |      and the terror of all the City husbands. This fellow, in