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1 I  |   kept them on the alert in a sort of brotherly and non-aggressive
2 I  |      dine with us without any sort of ceremony, just that we
3 III|   mark in court. I would be a sort of amateur lawyer, and very
4 IV |       married women; a pretty sort they are! Why, they have
5 IV | hypocrites. Oh, yes, a pretty sort, indeed!”~Under any other
6 VI |      one above the other on a sort of grassy and undulating
7 VI |       horizon, and assuming a sort of symbolic dignity in that
8 IX |     wild beasts). There, in a sort of basement, low and dark,