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1      I,      IV|    been, in her childhood, a member of Cythera's Brigade."~ ~
2     II,       I|     to become a very zealous member of your congregation."~ ~"
3     IV,     III|   protégé, and who was now a member of the baroness's household.
4     VI,       I|   people, a host whose every member was proud of his ensign
5    VII,       I| able-bodied men, as only one member from each family is required
6   VIII,       I|     disagreeable position, a member of "Cythera's Brigade,"
7   VIII,     III|      proved himself a useful member of the army - not, indeed,