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 1   III|           devour a man without the slightest regard to his official position;
 2   III| accomplishing the feat without the slightest[Pg 82] exertion. "But now,
 3   III|         the rest who had still the slightest command over their legs
 4   III|         inquired Mike, without the slightest perturbation, polishing
 5    IV|            fact, there was not the slightest reason why he should punish
 6     V|      single contradiction, not the slightest sulkiness was put up with.
 7     V|       honest gifts should cast the slightest slur on her reputation that
 8   VII|             for they don't pay the slightest attention to what your honour
 9   VII|       master's honour, without the slightest hesitation or stumbling,
10    IX|            that there was ever the slightest breach of good manners at
11    IX|   entertainments there was not the slightest thing that could be considered
12    XI|            dressmakers without the slightest apprehension. The appearance
13    XI|           in her presence, for the slightest thing is likely to upset
14    XI|          and you need not have the slightest fear of her; for she will
15  XIII|          Pg 277] whom, without the slightest embarrassment, he began
16   XVI|            and Rudolf took not the slightest notice of me."~ ~While she
17  XVII|   Szentirma, and had no longer the slightest desire to go to Pest since
18  XVII|        giddiness," and without the slightest hesitation she leant on
19   XXI|         with joy, and have not the slightest fear of it. I have sent