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1    1,    9|         and the times are quite changed since it was necessary to
2    1,   13|         in the eyes, whose look changed unceasingly, as if he was
3    1,   14|       everything else, that has changed; heads have re-taken their
4    1,   17|         show it, for his manner changed not in the least.~Satisfied
5    2,    2|       the frontier, he suddenly changed his line of conduct?”~“Yes.
6    2,    4|        opinion about me had not changed, and it was at his advice
7    2,   12| signification of each letter is changed. If it has been modified
8    2,   12|       that the meaning had been changed. And now, after a or o,