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1      IX|       existence, was sufficiently familiar with her private affairs
2       X|       language of the country and familiar with its ways."~ ~"And if
3       X|      question. You are thoroughly familiar with the marriage laws of
4     XII|      laugh - a laugh that sounded familiar to her listener. It was
5     XII|        the mantelpiece. Again the familiar laugh fell on her ears.~ ~"
6     XIV|       Transylvanian was perfectly familiar with the region, and entertained
7     XIX|        they came[221] upon a name familiar to them both, - Adorjan.
8    XXIV| everything changed and scarcely a familiar face left. Like the veriest