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 1    VIII|   protested Blanka, "they appear far too magnificent for my needs,
 2    VIII| sincerity; yet he had caused her far too much pain in the past
 3      IX|   looking over his shoulder, was far less interested in the painter
 4      IX|       And you recognised me - so far off?"~ ~"I have very good
 5      IX|            Blanka was sitting so far back on the stone railing
 6     XII|          as moonshine. You might far better be called Rozina,
 7    XIII|        created. It was a picture far more alluring than any that
 8     XIV|    threatened Toroczko; but thus far the inhabitants had not
 9     XIV|          it." (Manasseh had thus far not once opened his mouth.) "
10     XIV|           where Magyars live. So far we can drive, though it'
11      XV|         of the rock, it had thus far defied the elements. Its
12      XV|        where does it grow? Is it far from here?" exclaimed Blanka,
13      XV|         to Balyika Glen about as far; and I'm afraid somebody
14     XVI|       cool retort, "you would be far more sensibly employed than
15    XVII|      made her see that there was far more behind the meeting
16    XVII|          cause for uneasiness so far as we are concerned. My
17   XVIII|          assuming that she would far rather work than be idle;
18     XIX|     times that sum. My part thus far has been simply to await
19     XXI|      said owner was by this time far down the steep path. Aaron
20     XXI|         the fleeing form was too far down the hill to serve as
21    XXII|       never done us any harm. So far we have received their iron
22    XXII|          spread a wholesome fear far and wide; it would[262]
23   XXIII|    escort. On the way he went so far as to unbosom himself to
24    XXIV|  Manasseh recognised that he was far more deeply in Cagliari'
25    XXIV|          was ruined by something far worse than hail. Some one
26   XXVII|      came to meet her husband as far as Kolozsvar, bringing her
27  XXVIII|       the city, and even went so far as to forego their wonted