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1 Note1         |         The public was as well pleased with the book as the lawyer
2     I,      VI|       and, whatever you may be pleased to write upon it, I shall
3     I,      IX|            To tell that I felt pleased or glad on taking possession
4     I,      XI|      My aunt will be very much pleased to make your acquaintance -
5     I,      XI|        acquaintance - too much pleased, I should say, for she is
6     I,    XIII|   Dumany Castle has apparently pleased their eye, and they want
7     I,    XIII| approached to admire my roses, pleased me best; and then, too,
8    II,       V|        much pleasure," I said, pleased that the pale, silent girl
9    II,      XI|        full power to do what I pleased with her dowry, I had acquired