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 1     I,       I|    volunteered to close it. She accepted gratefully, and at the same
 2     I,       I|      another parlour-car.~ ~She accepted thankfully, and, to my utter
 3     I,      IV|      pleasant that both of them accepted, and so I hope you will
 4     I,     XII|        They persuaded me, and I accepted. Yet I had never seen the
 5    II,      VI|      afternoon.~ ~My excuse was accepted, and I took my leave. For
 6    II,      IX|         orders? So I graciously accepted my hush-money, which was
 7    II,      IX| extended my hand to Flamma. She accepted it, and I bowed and kissed
 8    II,      XI|  Government, and they have been accepted. I have received my commission
 9    II,      XI|     shrugged his shoulders, and accepted my offer for a bear speculation.
10    II,      XV|          a base wretch, who had accepted the most degrading position
11    II,    XVII|         of the supposition. You accepted your position without a
12    II,    XVII|         brand of shame. But you accepted the money, and asked no