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 1       I|   But we have first-class tickets," protested the lady, producing
 2       V|  two companions admission tickets to all the sacred ceremonies
 3       V| coolness of this request. Tickets to the Sistine Chapel, to
 4       V|    he declared. Admission tickets to paradise would be more
 5       V|   hastened away to secure tickets, if they were still to be
 6       V| is achieved, and here are tickets for all three of us - to
 7       V|  our ill luck in securing tickets to the sacred ceremonies,
 8       V|   So when I asked him for tickets to all the ceremonies of
 9       V|     After receiving these tickets, which are worth many times
10  XXVIII| opera-house, he purchased tickets for himself and his faithful