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 1    1,   1|         neighbourhood, and raise a scandal.~I’d gladly think there’
 2    1,   1|           The talk flies fast, and scandal fills the air;~It makes
 3    2,   2|        girl like her?~Think what a scandal’s sure to come of it!~Virtue
 4    3,   3|         you need not fear a public scandal.~These court gallants, that
 5    3,   3|         ours sincere,~Love without scandal, pleasure without fear.~
 6    3,   4|            my way to make a public scandal;~An honest wife will scorn
 7    3,   7|   forestall suspicion,~Prevent all scandal, and avoid your wife.~Orgon~
 8    4,   1|      opinion.~Not to sift out this scandal to the bottom,~Suppose the
 9    4,   1| intercourse between us would bring scandal;~God knows what everyone’
10    4,   1|     commands.~But after this day’s scandal and affront~Heaven does
11    4,   5|         thing is known.~The public scandal is what brings offence,~
12    5,   4|          sir.~I’ll merely, without scandal, quietly,~Come here and
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