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1    II| these orange trees to-day we perceive that young gentleman we
2    II|  sooner did the man of money perceive Abellino at the open door
3   III|       No sooner did the bull perceive that his enemy was on his
4    IV|       No sooner did Bordácsi perceive Mr. Meyer than he took off
5    XI|      in the garden, she will perceive the smell through double
6  XIII|    had seen enough of him to perceive that he was a splendid beast.
7  XIII|       And now it was easy to perceive that his pace was diminishing,
8  XXII|      wanted anything, did he perceive that he was dead.~ ~Rudolf