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 1      I,     III|    window. He was not altogether satisfied with himself that he was
 2     II,       I|        book from his pocket, and satisfied himself that his speech
 3     II,     III|        Bernat, who was perfectly satisfied with his success. "Allow
 4    III,       I|     bowed respectfully. First he satisfied himself that the veil was
 5     IV,     III|          Count Ludwig might rest satisfied. And yet, in spite of the
 6     IV,      IV|          The count was perfectly satisfied with Master Matyas. He had
 7     IV,      IV|       completed. Count Vavel was satisfied with the work Master Matyas
 8     IV,      IV|         Marie to express herself satisfied with the arrangement which
 9      V,      II|          the castle.~ ~Marie was satisfied with the excuse he made
10      V,      II|       Vavel, and added: "Are you satisfied?"~ ~"Yes," was the curt
11     VI,     III|   terrible treasures.~ ~"Are you satisfied with my preparations for
12    VII,       I|      material. The Komitate were satisfied with this. But the escapement
13    VII,     III| legitimate dynasty would then be satisfied with the sovereign chosen
14   VIII,       I|       life - one with which I am satisfied; and if you will take the