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1 1 |     others with less hostile intentions. All that they cared for
2 2 |     appreciated the laudable intentions of his own beloved militia,
3 2 |    have fully understood our intentions?" ~"You expect, then, that
4 4 |     our thanks for your good intentions; the will must count for
5 14| reclaimed them with culinary intentions, having eaten the first
6 20|    the wretch! I guessed his intentions. But the bulb, Rosa; what
7 27|   stratagem to discover your intentions. Say, do you deny all this?" ~
8 28|  betokened bad and malicious intentions. ~Cornelius heard him enter,