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 1      I,       I|        him, might escape - "~ ~"Pray say no more about me," interposed
 2      I,     III|         simple response.~ ~"Ah? Pray, have the kindness to tell
 3      I,     III|  perhaps twelve years."~ ~"How, pray, can one determine the age
 4      I,      IV|      tiny lady of the house.~ ~"Pray allow me, ladies and gentlemen,"
 5     II,       I|        already heard about you. Pray introduce the other gentlemen."~ ~
 6     II,      II|         gentleman and lady."~ ~"Pray how do you propose to accomplish
 7     II,     III|        their boots.~ ~"And why, pray?" demanded the astonished
 8    III,      II|       crying, half laughing.~ ~"Pray put on the wrapper again!"
 9    III,      II|        this church."~ ~"Do they pray to a different God from
10    III,      II|         from ours?"~ ~"No; they pray to the same God."~ ~"Then
11    III,      IV|       in a few moments."~ ~"Oh, pray make haste."~ ~"The carriage
12    III,      IV|      physician - Dr. Tromfszky. Pray, Herr Count, let me see
13    III,      IV|      you here?" he demanded.~ ~"Pray, pray be calm, Herr Count,"
14    III,      IV|           he demanded.~ ~"Pray, pray be calm, Herr Count," soothingly
15     IV,     III|       and fall into a faint.~ ~"Pray release me," in a low tone
16     IV,     III|     pretty business, truly!"~ ~"Pray don't speak so loudly; I
17     IV,      IV|        opened from the outside. Pray understand me. I want this
18      V,      II|      fan in front of her face. "Pray take him away, Herr Colonel -
19      V,      II|      must be everything to her. Pray don't believe me cruel enough
20      V,      II|         again in another world! Pray do not come any farther
21     VI,       I|       my - sins - oppresses me. Pray - pray, Herr Count, send
22     VI,       I|     sins - oppresses me. Pray - pray, Herr Count, send for -
23     VI,       I|     mustered for roll-call."~ ~"Pray cease these idle fancies,
24     VI,       I|     Henry, would you like me to pray with you?"~ ~She knelt beside
25     VI,     III|   holding in his hand.~ ~"But - pray - I beg of you - " remonstrated
26     VI,     III|    Frenchwoman who is forced to pray for the defeat of her own
27     VI,     III|         image on earth?"~ ~"Oh, pray understand me," in a pleading
28     VI,      VI|     that she was not sleepy.~ ~"Pray, little mama," she begged, "
29    VII,     III| business transactions with her. Pray communicate my desire to
30   VIII,     III|        to destroy the contents. Pray throw it into the fire yonder."~ ~
31      X,       I|     every morning to church, to pray for Ludwig, to ask God to
32      X,     III|     greatly obliged to you."~ ~"Pray don't speak of it," responded
33      X,     III|  horrible blows, and to have to pray to God that, if both could
34      X,     III|        sufferings, and hear her pray for her betrayer! Oh, it