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1 61 | precise material I left to his choice, my only stipulation being
2 70 |     not know the object of her choice.' You were right there.
3 70 |       no fears as to her final choice or as to her motherly affection;
4 71 |        I cannot see why such a choice by so excellent a woman
5 71 |    indeed guided in making her choice less by her personal inclination
6 71 |        that, if the man of her choice proved to be avaricious,
7 100|    charge the husband of y our choice, with whom, as Pudens himself