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 1      II|         heart in her bosom," he declared, "she will throw her million
 2      IV|         horror of bloodshed. He declared that some of them shrank
 3       V|      them at that late hour, he declared. Admission tickets to paradise
 4       V|   Saturday, and Gabriel Zimandy declared himself surfeited with holy
 5       V|       Sistine Chapel, though he declared himself already quite stiff
 6    VIII|   sketching it, Gabriel Zimandy declared that he could not be one
 7      IX|    never written you a letter," declared Manasseh.~ ~"Please read
 8       X|       read farther, where it is declared that a marriage pronounced
 9      XI|       The husband and wife were declared divorced, but with the proviso
10     XIV|       little smack."~ ~"There," declared the honest fellow, with
11     XIV|       am going to rescue them," declared Manasseh.~ ~"I am going
12      XV|      each traveller. But Blanka declared herself less hungry than
13      XV|       beautiful appearance, and declared that if she were rich, she
14      XV| immediately made a wry face and declared the fruit to be very bitter.~ ~"
15      XV|         who drank after her and declared he had never tasted a more
16     XVI| banknotes between them. Fortune declared for Manasseh, and he swept
17    XVII|      understood it, and finally declared themselves satisfied."~ ~"
18      XX|     will take a hand with you," declared Manasseh.~ ~Therewith the
19     XXI|         no trifling matter," he declared, "and that I had good reason
20    XXII|         nothing against Torda," declared Diurbanu, almost angrily.~ ~"
21   XXIII|        not a bit down-hearted," declared the other. "I only thought
22    XXIV|             Manasseh is right," declared Anna. "What will do for
23     XXV|      either case, he will die," declared Benjamin Vajdar.~ ~"I should
24  XXVIII|    officer opened his mouth and declared, emphatically, "The parties