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1     I,     III| language generally spoken by foreigners, least of all by the young
2     I,      IV|   persons, mostly travelling foreigners and labourers, are seen
3     I,      IV|      knew more about us than foreigners in general do. He did not
4     I,      IV| chivalrous brigands, as some foreigners consider us; but he did
5    II,     XVI|    the public order, and the foreigners, who, under Palikao's reign,
6    II,     XVI|     red letters, invited all foreigners who were true friends of