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 1 Int|         Cardinal, nor will your good fortune stop there. A higher
 2 Int|     with me: for you nor me, no good can come from women: we
 3 Ded| maintains a brave heart, and no good fortune can puff him up.
 4   1|          Her lofty forehead, of good proportions, was without
 5   1|         s life is happy. But my good name? What is the talk of
 6   2|       is sometimes given to the good man, a good name to the
 7   2|        given to the good man, a good name to the bad. So let
 8   3|    loving you, because it is no good your fostering a stranger’
 9   8|         up to her, he said:~ ~ ‘Good morning, my heart, good
10   8|         Good morning, my heart, good morning, my hope, sole guardian
11   8|         are fortunate, it is by good luck rather than good management.~ ~
12   8|        by good luck rather than good management.~ ~ Menelaus
13   8|   embraces. Oh my joy! my great good fortune! Do I really see
14   9|         is wrong not to use the good things we have got, and
15  10|         he was unarmed while my good sword hung at my side. But
16  12|         breath? For one hour of good luck is worth more than
17  12|       said:~ ~ ‘Let me do that, good friend, I’ll feed the horses.
18  12|         my discovery. You are a good fellow, and I love you as
19  13|    taste it, to see if it is as good as they said.’~ ~ And she
20  14|         is to love, whether for good or ill. It is a widespread
21  14|          be obvious to your own good sense. In the first place,
22  14|      greatest, of an evil and a good, the good, but of two ills,
23  14|         an evil and a good, the good, but of two ills, that which
24  16|       towards her and said:~ ~ ‘Good evening, Lucretia, my soul!’
25  18|     head, take thought for your good name. Do not indulge your
26  19|        medicine did him so much good as Lucretia’s letter, which
27 Not|        editions had appeared. A good many manuscripts exist in