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1  I, 1 |        of place half farm, half private house; and here, soured,
2  I, 9 |       married heiresses. In the private rooms of restaurants, where
3 II, 3 | procurer of the king in his own private room; the magistrate receiving
4 II, 8 |     whom no branch of public or private prosperity is a matter of
5 III, 2|         I should like to have a private talk with you.” Then in
6 III, 4|    every day, and even paid her private visits.~It was about this