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 1 V    |       seems to me as if I had known you ten years. We shall
 2 V    |      as calmly as if they had known one another for twenty years.
 3 V    |        my poor darling! Had I known! How did it happen?”~He
 4 VI   |  liberal in his ideas! I have known several, they are dead.
 5 VII  |     fought before; if he were known? He had never heard his
 6 X    | minutes, that the two men had known one another for ten years.
 7 XIII |    their secret would be made known.”~“Sit down,” said Georges.~
 8 XV   |       had foreseen, if he had known. He would have played for
 9 XV   |    jealousy. How long had she known him? Since she had become
10 XVI  |   native district, where I am known. I could not win any respect
11 XVI  |   simpleton, but since I have known her game, I have watched
12 XVIII|      rascal ever since I have known you, and now you do not