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 1   III|       as familiar as if he had lived among them all his life.~ ~
 2   III| comrade of every gentleman who lived in the neighbourhood. Nay,
 3    IV|   CURSE.~ ~In those days there lived at Pressburg a famous family,
 4    IV|     about fashionably dressed, lived well, and went to balls,
 5     V|        In the house where they lived there was an Hungarian cabinet-maker,
 6     V|      the house in which Teresa lived, and this gave him an opportunity
 7     V|       together. Boltay himself lived at the opposite end of the
 8    VI|       in another as long as he lived.~ ~"Then be so good, gentlemen,
 9   VII|   residence, where nobody ever lived but his cronies, his servants,
10   VII|       next, that, whether they lived or died, no very serious
11  VIII|      one thought, one idea now lived in her heart - the face
12    IX| subject of the portrait really lived in our city. He came to
13    IX|      when he was told that you lived there no longer. At first
14    XI|    rate Squire John henceforth lived in the conviction that his
15    XI|   mighty matters as if she had lived all her life in the castles
16  XIII|   refuge, where she might have lived like a bird of the forest
17   XVI|      so she thought, if he had lived in another planet.~ ~Flora
18    XX|    woman, who had so suffered, lived and died, deserve as much?
19   XXI|     inscribed these lines: 'He lived but one year, the rest he