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 1 III|       more he rose, to go and drink a bock with the girl. What
 2 III|      it, as if the offer of a drink had tacitly conveyed permission.
 3 III|    the same tune—eat nothing, drink nothing, never make love
 4 III|     But father Roland did not drink. He sat looking at his glass
 5 III|         Just for once you may drink it; but do not take too
 6 III|       old man, emotional with drink, began to whimper, and in
 7 IV |      rose with a long sigh to drink it in, and swelling the
 8 IV |     into a sailors’ tavern to drink a glass of grog, and when
 9 V  |   lighted his candle to go to drink a glass of fresh water from
10 VI | return after dining there, to drink tea in his rooms. Roland
11 VI |  Rosemilly.~But how could she drink? She tried to catch the
12 VII|  could not stand.~He made her drink some sugared water and smell