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 1     I,     III|          I went in, and found my practical Englishman beside the child,
 2     I,      IV|         in the choicest and most practical way, and I was delighted
 3     I,       V|         contrary, I spoke of the practical Englishman and his performances,
 4     I,      VI|          think that, even from a practical point of view, it would
 5     I,      XI|        at home, I found that the practical old fellow had made the
 6     I,      XI|         me, assisted me with his practical versatility in business
 7     I,     XII|        Very good! But there is a practical side to the question."~ ~"
 8     I,     XII| privileges. This is the prose or practical side of the question, my
 9    II,     VII|        the contrary. I like such practical jokes, and have taken my
10    II,     VII|       might be some other little practical joke, and part of the programme;