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1   III|     budge from the spot. On the contrary, he burrowed with his snout
2     V|       child's relatives; on the contrary, whenever her thoughts seemed
3     V|       If I should ascertain the contrary, my patronage will instantly
4     V|      attraction for her. On the contrary, it filled her heart with
5    IX| evenings. Any one supposing the contrary would be making the greatest
6     X|      try and find words; on the contrary, if anybody had had any
7   XVI|       to cry up my wife. On the contrary, I admit that Madame Kárpáthy
8   XVI|      And do I give cause to the contrary?"~ ~"You do not, but your