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 1     I|     lordship's attention. He was pleased to find the innkeeper rising
 2     I|              His lordship was so pleased with this circumlocution
 3     I|           my dear uncle! You are pleased to be facetious! Not pay,
 4    II|          you?"~ ~The bitter jest pleased Abellino. "Hum! feel my
 5   III|        is my crest."~ ~This joke pleased Master Jock even more than
 6    IV|          not a word. This advice pleased him even less than the other.
 7    VI| honourable Abellino Kárpáthy was pleased to offer as a gift to the
 8   VII|        the table, "be graciously pleased to cast his eyes over these
 9   VII|     again. This little attention pleased him. He patted Palko on
10    IX|       greeted him.~ ~"I was very pleased to accept your honoured
11     X|         should be all the better pleased. Now you can see how pleased
12     X|     pleased. Now you can see how pleased I am to see you."~ ~Varga
13   XII|        wife, whereby she greatly pleased that aristocratic patriot.
14  XIII|          by name, he was equally pleased to see that the dogs knew
15    XV|           Abellino was very well pleased with him. New projects began
16   XVI|          makes me proud and well pleased."~ ~"And suppose you are