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1    II|      year you would be able to pass happily enough; for surely
2  VIII|   amiable - he might very well pass for your grandpapa; yet
3    IX|       surreptitiously, see her pass before me, hear her speaking
4    IX|         where he was likely to pass the time most agreeably
5     X|        shall humbly venture to pass over in silence - and I
6     X|   names he had been obliged to pass over in silence, and drops
7    XI| recondite faults and carefully pass them on from hand to hand,
8    XI|   about them either; so we can pass on to the ladies."~ ~"Oh
9   XXI|        I know, but I can never pass it without going in. And