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1    IV|         of your daughter Fanny, surrender her unconditionally, renounce
2     V| huntsman still higher. What, to surrender to an inexperienced child!
3    IX|       had compelled the girl to surrender. For the girl was frightfully
4   XVI|        not right that he should surrender so soon. He must show that
5  XVII|       submission, unconditional surrender; only at the very last extremity
6  XVII|         will compel his wife to surrender, and he had plenty of time
7  XVII|        require an unconditional surrender," said Flora, with an unappeasable