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 1 III | notions differ. For my part, I respect nothing on earth but learning
 2 IV  |      holds them fast, commands respect, and shows them that a man
 3 V   |  longer thought about the vain respect of public opinion. He would
 4 V   |     perfect, tender, and pious respect which a son’s love demands;
 5 V   |      his tenderness, his pious respect. She owed to him to be without
 6 VI  |   could no longer love her nor respect her, that he must put her
 7 VII |    will make you treat me with respect.”~“With respect—you?”~“Yes—
 8 VII |        me with respect.”~“With respect—you?”~“Yes—me.”~“Respect
 9 VII |       respect—you?”~“Yes—me.”~“Respect you? You who have brought
10 VIII|    which testified to his deep respect for the sum and the captain.~