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 1     I,       I|         to the chin.~ ~Taking her seat at the opposite window,
 2     I,     VII|        after I had first taken my seat as a member of the Hungarian
 3     I,    VIII| magnificent old-fashioned country seat, had to enter through a
 4     I,      IX|           Slav King is a princely seat, and it hides treasures
 5     I,      IX|           residence at the county seat, which is on your way to
 6     I,       X|            Arriving at the county seat, I paid my respects to the
 7     I,       X|        named had to rise from his seat and leave the room, and
 8     I,       X|        sword-cut, got up from his seat at the green-covered table,
 9     I,       X|     passed out, I sat down on the seat he quitted. "It is ill luck
10     I,       X|          but I smiled and kept my seat.~ ~"Who may that smooth-faced
11     I,       X|         was able to give back the seat which I occupied to its
12     I,     XII|       waste it in buying myself a seat in Parliament. I remember
13     I,     XII|     question, you go up, find the seat with your name on it, sit
14    II,       I|       servants, and then took his seat on the box with the coachman.~ ~
15    II,     III|           history of this ancient seat of my family. There was
16    II,      VI|          drove over to the county seat, and paid a visit to the
17    II,     VII|      newly-wedded couple took the seat of honour. I was placed
18    II,      IX|          Flamma.~ ~I rose from my seat, and, throwing myself into
19    II,      IX|           Flamma, rising from her seat, and stepping to my side.~ ~"
20    II,       X|         and, as I got up from the seat before the writing-desk,
21    II,    XVII|        entrance. She offered me a seat, but I set the chest on
22    II,    XVII|        finished she rose from her seat, her cheeks aglow, her eyes