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 1      IV|    defend his honour, his loved ones, the women entrusted to
 2       V|      thirteenth of these chosen ones represented the angel that
 3      VI|         who should be the happy ones to secure the precious emblems
 4     VII|      footman as they came in by ones and twos and in little parties.
 5      IX| inhumanity shown to their loved ones? Manasseh crumpled the paper
 6   XXIII|  purpose to defend their little ones or, if need were, to put
 7   XXIII|      dearest to us, - our loved ones, our home, our country, -
 8   XXIII|         word he kissed the dear ones before[270] him and then
 9    XXIV|     entire charge of the little ones, thus enabling Blanka to
10    XXIV|        go home and see his dear ones. Nor did he gain his long-expected
11  XXVIII|        punishment of the guilty ones. Confusion and panic followed