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 1     I|     quite finished it. "I was born in this barbarous land,
 2   III|  Kingship."~ ~"The man is not born who will do that," replied
 3  VIII|         If a child were to be born to me," continued Kárpáthy,
 4    IX|       her daughter when it is born would be to bury it!"~ ~
 5    XI|     had much better have been born blind. Our very young men
 6   XVI|     quite different. Woman is born to beautify the domestic
 7   XVI|      beautiful woman had been born into the world since Helen
 8 XVIII| persuade himself that he is a born murderer. I recommend the
 9   XIX|    become a mother. A son was born to her.~ ~Early one morning
10   XIX|  perpetuate his name! who was born in happier times, who would