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 1   Pres         |         himself to them. In his library at Budapest there now stands
 2   Pres         |         in her husband's famous library shows a beautiful woman
 3   Pres         |      side of the author's large library and reception-room. Low
 4   Pres         |      fifty books making a large library in themselves. The cabinets
 5   Pres         |        small room adjoining his library contains the books of reference
 6    III,       I|        dinner, they went to the library to look at the late newspapers.
 7     IV,      II|     Marie's edification quite a library, and became a zealous expounder
 8     IV,      IV| pretence, detained Marie in the library while Master Matyas completed
 9      V,     III|   conducted his charge into the library. He had not yet spoken a
10      V,     III|    within the four walls of the library, he said, fixing a reproachful
11     VI,       I|     place the newspapers on the library table, and convey the victuals