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 1    II|        been fortunate enough to meet. Nevertheless, as a whole
 2    II|     eyeglass, and, advancing to meet him to the very threshold,
 3   III|     through the winter. If they meet each other they stand face
 4    IV|      that way to make both ends meet. As for your girls, they
 5     V|         122] every day, used to meet at the Meyers' and deride
 6     V|       At last, one day, she did meet with a face with eyes and
 7    VI|      the street lest she should meet him. A distrust of that
 8    VI|         you not?"~ ~"Yes, I did meet them," replied Alexander,
 9   VII|       two heydukes hastening to meet him, and sent on before
10   VII|          The cook came forth to meet them in his white kantus,
11   VII|      the best state carriage to meet his nephew. Then he began
12  VIII|    visit.~ ~Fanny rushed out to meet Boltay's waggon when he
13    IX|   curiosity, pressed forward to meet the new arrivals. The host,
14     X|      her, but arose and went to meet him, took his hand, and,
15     X|           I have long wished to meet you, and have been on the
16     X|        I have been expecting to meet you everywhere. We country-folks
17   XII|     Kárpátfalva. There we shall meet. Rudolf. 1000." This "thousand"
18    XV|         my benefactor.' You can meet him at my place this very
19  XVII|            Come, we will go and meet her," said he to his wife
20  XVII|         come, don't you want to meet your friend?" insisted the
21  XVII| dinner-table did they all three meet again.~ ~Kárpáthy himself
22  XVII|         where I might chance to meet you, why did you seek me
23    XX|        of Fate that they should meet there before the tomb.~ ~
24   XXI|      from his seat, hastened to meet him, and warmly pressed
25   XXI|        maids on my estate shall meet together in the church to
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