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1 I   |     Their mother, an orderly person, a thrifty and rather sentimental
2 II  |     wide for his lean little person, and looked like a shabby
3 IV  | drawn up against an innocent person, whom it is always so easy
4 VI  |      did not concern a third person.~Mme. Roland affected not
5 VII |      what? Good God! Of your person or your mind?”~But Jean
6 VIII|     and the vulgarity of his person. It was to this that it
7 IX  |    The old Pole was the only person who loved him well enough