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1  3,3|       cried the baron. "You, a practical, worldly man, give way to
2  5,5|     being made the victim of a practical joke. "Come, my friend,"
3  6,1|   disinterestedness. This is a practical age; chivalrous sentiments
4  6,4|    even by the wisest and most practical advice. The baron did not
5  7,2|    were not the victim of some practical joke, and if there were
6 15,6| desired you should receive the practical training suited to a youth
7 15,6|       He was only alive to the practical side of this narrative,