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 1     I,       I| conversation. He told me that the son of an immensely wealthy
 2     I,     III|    ENGLISHMAN.~ ~That long-legged son of Albion whom I had previously
 3     I,     III|         official, the long-legged son of Albion, was addressing
 4     I,     III|         imagine the five-year-old son of a wealthy American, whose
 5     I,      IV|       saved some honest cockney's son from a like danger, I should
 6     I,      IV|          a five-year-old boy, the son of a count, who could speak
 7     I,      IV|        parent who wished that his son should learn to speak it?~ ~
 8     I,       V|   crippled husband and father, or son and brother, still it is
 9     I,       V|         course, the Silver King's son is far too precious a creature
10     I,    VIII|             It is not fit for the son of a gentleman and a Dumany.
11     I,      IX|       should be godfather to your son! Would not that be glorious?
12     I,      IX|           the birth of his second son, your father, our mother
13     I,      IX|         gave money to his younger son, but he never gave any to
14     I,      IX|       able now to say to his only son, 'Stay with me, and receive
15     I,       X|           duty, as a Dumany and a son of Hungary, to take possession
16    II,    XVII|    confinement had arrived, and a son was born. I had made her
17    II,    XVII|           possible for the little son of a South American nabob,