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1     I,     VII|            taxes; he is only a poor poultry-dealer. Still he is on the list
2     I,     VII|         managed."~ ~Tóth János, the poultry-dealer, was sent for, but his voting
3     I,     VII| ever-welcome angels. Tóth János the poultry-dealer, who could not vote in his
4     I,     VII|           teeth in a brawl. Now the poultry-dealer's front teeth were as sound
5     I,     VII|             s time, Tóth János, the poultry-dealer, so closely resembled Tóth
6     I,     VII|            sent his substitute, the poultry-dealer, with a cartload of odds
7     I,     VII|            remote place; and as the poultry-dealer (who was a widower without
8     I,     VII|             paid for extracting the poultry-dealer's front teeth, and trimming