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 1     I|      decently on that? If a man wants to do honour to his nation,
 2    IV|        unaided efforts, for the wants of their growing families.~ ~
 3    IV|        thinking of you. All she wants is to see her father. She
 4    IV| spinster there.~ ~"She actually wants to take away Fanny," he
 5    IV|       when a respectable person wants to save the unfortunate
 6   VII|      few more broomsticks if he wants me to see my forest in the
 7   VII|       at Buda-Pest."~ ~"Whoever wants play-acting can come here
 8    IX|      and gives her whatever she wants. The servants call her '
 9    IX|          It is all nonsense; he wants to make a fool of you!"~ ~
10    IX|        be off at once.~ ~"Mamma wants to go away," said Fanny,
11    IX|         she want to go?"~ ~"She wants to go home to her daughters (
12     X|     take thought for the bodily wants of the destitute, whereas