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 1    IV|       beautiful than any of her sisters. At present she was in short
 2    IV|      wear long dresses like her sisters.~ ~One day Mr. Meyer had
 3    IV|        glance at her mother and sisters, and meeting with looks
 4    IV|         here with my mother and sisters."~ ~"With your mother and
 5    IV|            With your mother and sisters, eh? and become what they
 6    IV|    bleed for her.[Pg 115]~ ~The sisters tried to interfere, and
 7  VIII|   wretchedness - her mother and sisters. If she were rich, she could
 8    IX|        hours at a stretch. Your sisters were angry with him because
 9    IX|        a feather-brain like her sisters. She will not make a fool
10    IX|    there which I do not want my sisters to throw away or sell in
11    IX|     upon it. I would not let my sisters have that on any account;
12     X|        whom she might love like sisters - though not such sisters
13     X|       sisters - though not such sisters as hers! But how was she
14   XVI| everything. I know that Fanny's sisters were very bad, unprincipled