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 1 1 |    how entirely personal the value of this letter was, and
 2 2 |    favorites, his individual value to each of his courtiers.
 3 12|      it is true; but of what value in the world was the reputation
 4 17|      here is a ring of great value, as I have been assured.
 5 18|     news I brought you is of value?" ~"The greatest, my dear
 6 38|  which I see you attach much value." ~"I take back the ring,
 7 38|     To which you attach more value, it seems, than I do to
 8 39|      the injunction: "If you value your own life or that of
 9 40|   you an offer equal to your value?" asked the cardinal, with
10 41| could not part with it, more value than the gravel he trod