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 1   III|    smashing all his glasses every week, which the town paid for.~ ~"
 2   III|       When Whitsun Day was only a week off, I strolled into one
 3   III|        communicate with him. In a week's time fifteen members of
 4    IV|   everything brand new. This very week she purchased three hundred
 5    IV|         humour lasted for a whole week. Very often his tongue itched
 6     V|           Dame Kramm.~ ~The whole week through Dame Kramm was tortured
 7     V|         strange story for another week. She said not a word about
 8     V|           matter over for another week.~ ~On the following Sunday
 9   VII|         itself used to last for a week. On the first day thereof
10   VII|        marriage been celebrated a week later, your new landlord
11  VIII|           with her aunt. Within a week, however, Abellino, who
12  VIII|       guardian. I will give her a week to make up her mind. In
13  VIII|         to make up her mind. In a week's time, my confidential
14  VIII|       title, it takes him a whole week to ride over his estates,
15    IX|        evening, generally twice a week.~ ~It must not be supposed
16     X|        with you a whole - a whole week."~ ~On hearing this it was
17     X|           mere bagatelle - only a week, aunty."~ ~"Only a week!"
18     X|           week, aunty."~ ~"Only a week!" exclaimed Dame Marion,
19     X|        Marion, in horror; "only a week!"~ ~"If only I am not kicked
20    XI| Szentirmay gained her object. Her week's residence at Kárpáthy
21  XIII|       time, of allowing her, in a week's time or so, to go out
22   XVI|          the great day was only a week off, she wrote to her friend
23   XVI|          time. And so for a whole week Fanny, resigned to her fate,
24   XVI|     imagination.~ ~Thus the first week which Fanny spent at Szentirmay
25  XVII|         He would leave home for a week, and not tell his wife where
26  XVII|       Madaras; he would spend the week with them. That young[Pg