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 1 I   |         Are you the woman to be ready to start at five in the
 2 I   |         At what hour can you be ready?”~“Well—at nine?”~“Not before?”~“
 3 I   |       be busy getting the lines ready, while he kept a lookout
 4 I   |         accepted it.~“Dinner is ready,” said the maid. And they
 5 I   |    genuine or false, but always ready, with which such news is
 6 II  | nihilist, a regicide, a patriot ready for anything and everything,
 7 IV  |        being young, free, rich, ready for any form of tenderness,
 8 VI  |         a grand scale and to be ready at six o’clock when they
 9 VI  |       eagerly clasped it:~“I am ready and willing,” she said. “
10 VII |      when I hear his voice I am ready to faint. I still had you;
11 VIII|       thought she was not to be ready for sea this summer.”~“Yes.
12 VIII|       son went upstairs to make ready.~When they were in the street
13 VIII|        see that Pierre is quite ready and willing to go away.”~