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 1    III,     III|      she lived! Then, when her guardian would call her, she would
 2     IV,      II|     illumined the heart of her guardian with this expressive glance,
 3     IV,      IV|      did not offer to kiss her guardian for this birthday gift.
 4      V,      II|      drive, as usual, with her guardian.~ ~It was with a singular
 5      V,     III|        convinced that I am the guardian of the most precious treasure
 6      V,     III| patience."~ ~Marie pressed her guardian's hand, and drew a long
 7     VI,       I|      to a soldier. You are the guardian of all my thoughts - my
 8     VI,       I|      offspring, his queen, his guardian saint, Count Ludwig now
 9     VI,      IV|        the reply; and the two, guardian and ward, hand in hand,
10     VI,      IV| turning questioningly from her guardian to their fair neighbor. "
11      X,     III|      against it.~ ~"You are my guardian angel," she whispered (the