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1        I,  VII  | Algerians, of whom he was the representative, and he must have enough
2        I,  XIV  |      her honor. Here I am the representative of my country, and here,
3        I,  XIV  |    what remains of the Ionian representative republic, over which you
4        I,  XVI  |        there was not a single representative; the most meager of Arctic
5        I,  XVIII|      tribe seemed to have its representative in that living cloud. There
6        I,  XVIII| Germany may be said to have a representative in the person of this miserable
7        I,  XVIII|     not find so indifferent a representative as we at present imagine.”~
8       II,  XI   |       and little Nina, as the representative of Italy, sat down to a