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 1     VII|     have given any coherent account of what had passed, nor,
 2    VIII|   no special servants on my account." So saying, she returned
 3      IX|     rain or sunshine on his account. He seeks no office or title
 4       X|   wait for and turn to your account. Whether this was a difficult
 5      XI|     there, in Rome, than on account of his client's interests.
 6     XII| Even your gardener keeps an account of all the flowers you order;
 7      XV|    Blanka any anxiety on my account. If God be with me, who
 8    XVII|      192]~ ~"And am I of no account?" asked Manasseh. "Have
 9     XIX|    with, and I will open an account for you with a Czernovicz
10     XXI|  Manasseh, - "and merely on account of a little hay that has
11   XXIII|   don't attempt to even the account on your unfeeling body,
12  XXVIII|   listened to his whispered account of what had befallen him.~ ~"