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1  5,3|         None of M. Patterson's wise advice lingered in the young
2  5,4|       his mustaches. He became wise with experience, however;
3  6,5|        but he did not think it wise or kind to discourage her. "
4  8,2|      person. Madame Leon in no wise doubted but this favor was
5 15,6|        very last penny." ~This wise precaution could not fail
6 17,2| difficulties of the task in no wise weakened his resolution.
7 19,2|      Chupin's precaution was a wise one, for Marguerite tottered.