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1    1,    2|        was not however, what then concerned him. But that which made
2    1,    3| appreciated by him when Minha was concerned, for he soon became attached
3    1,    6|         of what more particularly concerned them. They were not preparing
4    1,    9|      beiju.~As far as tobacco was concerned, there was none of that
5    1,   17|         think you that if it only concerned me—this man who inspires
6    2,    2|         are right. But we are not concerned with the past now. We must
7    2,   12|           affair so far as he was concerned. It could not well be otherwise.~
8    2,   18|         about it—as far as we are concerned; but that is not enough