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 1     I|           can die as I am, like an honest gentleman."[Pg 25]~ ~"Die
 2   III|    immediately afterwards, and the honest country-folks loudly applauded
 3    IV|     impregnable bulwarks.~ ~Ah! an honest, honourable gentleman, indeed!~ ~"
 4     V|           necessity to be just and honest; when she had brought her
 5     V|         receives the reward of his honest labour for the first time;
 6     V|         head journeyman (a worthy, honest young fellow, and his favourite,
 7     V|            the safekeeping of some honest, romantic youth - what a
 8     V|      anxious, so fearful, lest his honest gifts should cast the slightest
 9    VI| workmanship to the skies, my good, honest fellow. Fresh from your
10    VI|             We all know what these honest Philistines are, and how
11   VII|        know that you are a worthy, honest man, and that everything
12  VIII|           chosen for her a worthy, honest, hard-working, sensible
13  VIII|          is a worthy young man, an honest, honourable fellow, a good
14    IX|         worthy woman!" blurted out honest Boltay, awkwardly. "I've
15    IX|             perhaps, but what good honest people! A thousand times
16    IX|          very angry indeed.~ ~Even honest Teresa's eyes sparkled,
17     X|       features into their pure and honest souls, so that you feel
18     X|           in silence, and drops of honest sweat began to congregate
19  XIII|           she had listened to that honest old woman she would now
20   XVI|        unmistakably visible on her honest, lovely face as she pressed
21   XVI|       would lie in despite of that honest open face of yours, in spite
22  XVII|            of sight.~ ~And thus an honest husband quitted his house
23   XXI|            could, and they are all honest fellows."~ ~As they were
24  Note|            could, and they are all honest fellows.["]~ ~ Chapter XXII~ ~