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 1     I|      and resolved for that very reason not to fly into a rage at
 2     I|   estate. They are for the same reason not allowed to bring coffee
 3    II|        in his purse, there's no reason why he should be particularly
 4    II| extraordinarily dear, for which reason many a bigwig thought it
 5    IV|     there was not the slightest reason why he should punish her
 6    VI|         the ideal, there was no reason for thinking of him at all
 7    VI|      his arrangements there was reason to suspect that he would
 8   VII|      not have given any[Pg 171] reason for his belief, but he expected
 9   VII|         than himself, for which reason he advised them to remain
10    IX| therefore she must have another reason for coming here, for that
11    IX|        here, for that she had a reason Teresa felt quite certain.[
12    IX|         give you money,' that's reason - listen to him. It is only
13    IX|         amazed, and not without reason.~ ~"I suppose the old people
14     X|         show her, and with good reason).~ ~"Oh, my husband is most
15     X|     that no sane person had any reason whatever to be jealous of
16   XII|   blushed had, no doubt, a good reason for blushing, and was therefore
17    XV|     with rage. "What can be the reason why this woman is so happy
18   XVI| inconvenience without very good reason.~ ~The sight of this man
19   XVI|   blameless; but, for that very reason, I do not see why one or