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 1      IV|   entered Cagliari's service as private secretary, and, a little
 2       V|        a man who seemed to be a private secretary, or something
 3     VII|         the special favour of a private hearing before his Holiness.
 4     VII|         whom he favoured with a private audience.~ ~The princess
 5      IX|  sufficiently familiar with her private affairs to be able to write
 6       X| consider our interview entirely private."~ ~Vajdar misinterpreted
 7       X|       place. You must find me a private dwelling."~ ~"I have one
 8       X|     embassy, and have engaged a private house. They invite you to
 9     XIX|        became Prince Cagliari's private secretary. A day had already
10     XIX|     supper with two ladies in a private room. The secretary asked
11     XIX|         Who told you so?"~ ~"My private secretary, your favourite,
12    XXIV|       her how he had risen from private to corporal and then from