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1    Int         |       in every work of mine a bit of history of true common
2      I,       I| egg-punch, and partaking of a bit of pasty or a small biscuit?"~ ~
3      I,     III|        Oh, I am not the least bit afraid. I like to be alone
4    III,      II|       want to borrow a little bit of thy wisdom. Thou art
5     IV,      IV|   fingers of his right hand a bit of lead-pencil, with which
6      V,      II|      with hands and feet, and bit at any one who attempted
7   VIII,       I|     shovel of hot coals and a bit of camphor."~ ~"But why -