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 1       I|         the blond lady, "what he meant by his 'divorce case,' and
 2       V| suggestion, casual though it was meant to appear, made it evident
 3      VI|        to her that precious leaf meant heaven indeed. But when
 4    VIII|    explaining that the quotation meant, - Whenever kings fall to
 5   XVIII|          and we may act as if we meant it; but we cannot really
 6     XIX|      death because her existence meant humiliation to you. This
 7      XX|        tremble!' I know whom she meant now: with the insurgents
 8     XXI|    warning not to ascend. Was it meant as a protection to the single
 9     XXI|       and sober mien, which were meant to remind them of their
10   XXIII|        face, knew what that sigh meant.~ ~"You need not be anxious