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1      II| recently realised. But by the terms of the will, the heirs are
2      IV|        Strangers also find no terms of praise too high for those
3      XI|      and jewels. These latter terms were evidently to be credited
4     XII|      you forgotten the strict terms of your uncle's legacy,
5     XIV|   advised us to make peaceful terms with the enemy. So we drew
6    XVII|    the morning and told me my terms of peace were accepted.
7     XIX|      her a divorce, did so on terms that will make it impossible
8   XXIII|        and in the morning his terms of peace had been accepted.
9    XXIV|      s workmen came under the terms of this order; but they