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 1        I,  II   |             Gironde, July 19th, 18—.~Property: 1200 francs in rentes.~
 2        I,  V    |          cooking utensils, and other property, had sustained little injury.~“
 3        I,  XV   | telescope-case would probably be the property of some one on board a ship;
 4        I,  XVIII|              had become the physical property of every object in the new
 5        I,  XIX  |               But will he protect my property?” poor Isaac would ask tremulously.~“
 6        I,  XXI  |              to part with any of his property, except for current money,
 7        I,  XXI  |          what is to become of all my property?”~“But, mind you,” continued
 8        I,  XXI  |           securely anchored, and his property in a place of safety, he
 9       II,  IV   |            molested in retaining his property, he determined to wait for
10       II,  V    |          about lending us any of his property.”~“Why should we not all
11       II,  VI   |        laying violent hands upon his property, and that if the time should
12       II,  VI   |     Imagining that at least half his property was to be confiscated, the
13       II,  XI   |          entire control over his own property, and altogether showed him
14       II,  XI   |            than satisfied to see his property transferred to a place of
15       II,  XII  |            upon every article of his property, and amidst universal laughter
16       II,  XIII |            personal oversight of his property in the cavern, had not accompanied
17       II,  XIV  |           the stores were the common property of all, and that he had