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 1     I|         his hand. Thank God! no guest will come to-day, and his
 2     I|   himself the door of the other guest's room if he was so minded.~ ~
 3   III|    introduced the newly arrived guest as Michael Kis, Esq., lord
 4    VI|       receive the newly arrived guest.~ ~"Ah, good day!" cried
 5   VII|    other, some strange, unusual guest, the sort of man, I mean,
 6   VII|         repeated, to recall any guest who might, perhaps, have
 7   VII|          There was not a single guest who, so long as he still
 8    IX|         the gate to receive his guest.~ ~The two women were by
 9    IX|      received her distinguished guest with a face even paler than
10     X|         the courtyard; a chance guest had arrived. A great bustling
11     X|       and surprise, awaited the guest who had just been announced.
12    XV| breeding by giving a pipe to my guest."~ ~Joko did as he was told,
13    XV|     Kecskerey. "Jussuf, fill my guest's pipe for him. I regret
14  XVII|     hastened towards the coming guest on her husband's arm.~ ~