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1    IV|       out of his daughters' love affairs, and whose house was a place
2    VI|         was named Livius. In all affairs of honour his opinion was
3   VII| concerning the exact position of affairs, if your honour will listen
4   VII|          nose into your honour's affairs? Make friends with him again,
5  VIII|         matters, looked into the affairs of his own estates, sought
6    IX|  services of go-betweens in such affairs? Well, it would be a pretty
7    IX|          the place for adjusting affairs of honour. The appeal to
8     X|        of the funniest, merriest affairs in the world - of course
9   XVI|   immersed in everyday household affairs. You see them eat and drink