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 1     I,      II| sensational scene. The illustrated papers are grateful customers,
 2     I,      IV|           the reporters of foreign papers here, of which we also have
 3     I,      IV|      meaning, and by to-morrow the papers will be full of your intimations,
 4     I,    VIII|           in Hungary, and then the papers gave accounts of the diagnosis
 5     I,      IX|            there are very valuable papers in it, and you will have
 6     I,     XII|          called a banquet, and the papers speak admiringly of your
 7     I,     XII|          my name, related in those papers, and you may read of the
 8    II,      VI|           good sense, here are the papers which make you lord of the
 9    II,       X|             With that she took the papers out herself, and I had to
10    II,       X|            she replied, "all these papers, as yet, bear the name of
11    II,       X|          an end of it. She put the papers in the chest again, handed
12    II,       X|            at last I had done with papers and accounts.~ ~"There is
13    II,     XIV|           save that of others. The papers were full of praise of your
14    II,     XVI|          to let me have one of the papers.~ ~"Never mind, sir," he
15    II,     XVI|      brought over from the evening papers. Let us look at the front
16    II,    XVII|            the chest, took out the papers, and, as she had done on