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 1     I|         business. A gentleman who lives abroad has many necessities,
 2    II|           habit of appraising the lives of people, and I am regarding
 3    IV|           the first time in their lives, that they must make money
 4    VI|           my head apprentice, who lives at Paris."~ ~"That doesn'
 5  VIII|     recommend you to a turner who lives hard by."~ ~"Master Boltay,
 6    IX|          of harm's way. There she lives with a kinswoman of her
 7    IX| contentment so long as old Boltay lives. God preserve him for many
 8     X|      exception to anything in the lives of such distinguished gentlemen
 9   XVI|            Not without cause. She lives in the midst of a band of
10  XVII|          interesting in the ideal lives of the flowers."~ ~Here
11   XXI|         my ancestors who have led lives like mine, for our sins