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 1     I,     III|           I wonder how this child comes to speak Hungarian?" said
 2     I,      IV|        had gone from her mute and comes back to her speaking, I
 3     I,      VI|              Yes, until your papa comes back."~ ~"Stay always. Papa
 4     I,      VI|           my own raising. The tea comes from my own garden in Hong
 5     I,      VI|        Borneo orchard. The coffee comes from my Cuban plantation,
 6     I,      VI|           I have to buy, for that comes from Hungary, and there
 7     I,    VIII|           it!' Since that time he comes to me every year regularly
 8     I,    VIII|        last warning. Next time he comes I shall have to go. So - "~ ~"
 9     I,      IX|         unlimited value; and then comes a library that has not its
10     I,      IX|     called paralysis, and when it comes, St. Nepomuc may stick to
11     I,       X| smooth-faced stranger be? and how comes it that he is here?" I heard
12    II,       I|        wrote of the bird, that it comes out of the sea to the sand
13    II,      IV|          She will take much if it comes from you, and I really believe
14    II,     VII|          bottle-breaking business comes after the drinking, not
15    II,     VII|         the regio nuchæ, and then comes the regio scapularis, the
16    II,    VIII|          other day germinates and comes to bloom, deadly despair
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