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 1       V|   Well, you see," replied the lawyer, gradually recovering his
 2      VI|   French ladies he sought the lawyer. "Come, my friend," he urged, "
 3     VII|    ceremonies to instruct the lawyer and his client in the details
 4     VII|  escaped the princess and her lawyer.~ ~ ~ [65]~ ~
 5    VIII|     Look at this card."~ ~The lawyer put on his eyeglasses and
 6    VIII|       to remember.~ ~When her lawyer had withdrawn she sought
 7    VIII|     by retaining a Protestant lawyer you appear to challenge
 8    VIII|    him, - a notary, a strange lawyer, an attorney's clerk, a
 9      IX|   LETTER.~ ~No sooner had her lawyer left her than a letter was
10       X|     could hardly wait for her lawyer to return, so eager was
11       X|     devilish plot!" cried the lawyer wrathfully. "But they are
12      XI|       engage a Roman Catholic lawyer, or I must turn Roman Catholic
13      XI| devotion.~ ~In a few days the lawyer carried out his purpose
14      XI|      home nor annuity. So the lawyer's conversion had met with
15      XI|   clear to Blanka now why her lawyer had been so ready to renounce "
16    XVII|        and one that needed no lawyer or interpreter to make clear
17     XIX|      her, her friend, and her lawyer, as we have already seen,