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1        I,  XV   | remarkable for the profusion of notes of admiration and interrogation
2        I,  XV   |         of this paper. The very notes of interrogation are significant
3        I,  XVIII|       voice, accompanied by the notes of a guitar and by the measured
4       II,  VI   |     about to say. He flung down notes to the value of several
5       II,  IX   |      these, too, for promissory notes. Notes would hold good when
6       II,  IX   |      too, for promissory notes. Notes would hold good when they
7       II,  IX   |        we shall pay you in bank notes.”~“Oh, no paper, no paper!”
8       II,  IX   |          We will leave the bank notes for by and by.” The Jew’
9       II,  XIII |      grim cavern like the sweet notes of a bird; her gay Italian