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1  2,1| servants, and the presence of a stranger acted as a restraint upon
2  3,1|       myself!" he exclaimed. "A stranger's eye has penetrated the
3  5,2|       month, when one morning a stranger presented himself. The visitor
4  5,3|      was indeed a farewell. The stranger took him in his arms and
5 11,2|        him to be prudent with a stranger. "Doesn't your papa ever
6 11,4|       reserved, to confide in a stranger, and open to him her maidenly
7 15,5|    rather genial face. Why this stranger instantly inspired me with