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1    I,  I  | there all his cravings were satisfied at the same time.~Not only
2    I,  II |     gay dog were innocently satisfied by the appearance of being
3    I,  III|    that carelessness of the satisfied man whose almost every need
4    I,  III|   heart would be calmed and satisfied.~“What a boy you are!” said
5    I,  IV | compliment me, but I am not satisfied.”~“You never are satisfied.”~“
6    I,  IV |  satisfied.”~“You never are satisfied.”~“Yes, sometimes. But to-day
7    I,  IV |  searching; his smiles were satisfied and almost tender, his gallantry
8   II,  II |     irritated; to-day calm, satisfied with everything—one would
9   II,  V  |     intimate, familiar, and satisfied, when the door was opened