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1 III | can’t work well under such circumstances.” He extinguished his light
2 V   |   father was in straitened circumstances, that he had given him not
3 VIII|    accommodated himself to circumstances. When he had entered the
4 XII |   am very much bothered by circumstances. And then I hear my wife
5 XV  |     Knowing the straitened circumstances of the Prince de Carlsbourg
6 XVI |    du Roy under suspicious circumstances; what have you to say?”~“
7 XVII|    accommodate yourself to circumstances. You are stupid! I tell