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1     I,       V|         That picture we must secure, at whatever cost," she
2     I,     VII| party's principles, will not secure the victory for him, why,
3     I,     VII|      come, everything seemed secure. But we had reckoned without
4     I,    VIII|     not even grudge money to secure rare specimens. His flower-garden
5    II,      II|       a benefit they want to secure by their crime - never a
6    II,      IV|      In England he could not secure a divorce, to France he
7    II,      VI|   take a penny of me, but to secure my election out of party
8    II,     VII| first, and let me gather and secure your hair; it hinders my
9    II,    XIII|   deep-laid plan which would secure to us the final victory.