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 1 1 |       his bandages himself, and positively refusing the assistance
 2 12|          The queen had at first positively refused; but at length became
 3 15|          as to that I can speak positively, your Eminence; for as he
 4 17|       said the mercer, "hold! I positively refuse; intrigues terrify
 5 17|       your bones stick out! No, positively I will not go. And, MORBLEU,
 6 25|        be all the same; but she positively answered that she was tired
 7 26|         Now, the Scripture says positively, 'Make a sacrifice unto
 8 47|      Still my young scapegrace. Positively, these four men must be
 9 48|          If you require to know positively what she is capable of,
10 49|    haste to regain England, and positively refused to obey what he
11 51|         if they one day learned positively that they must not count
12 51| mustaches, "These four men must positively be mine." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~