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1  6,5| her carriage. It was most imprudent on her part to have gone
2  9,1|   been so audacious or so imprudent as to bring her to their
3 10,1|   it become empty as some imprudent transaction failed. ~This
4 12,1| such terrible risk, is an imprudent man. But when this woman
5 14,3|   that it would be highly imprudent to insist, or even to discuss
6 15,2|  observation, and we were imprudent enough to light the candles.
7 17,4|   Denis," was the reply. ~Imprudent youth! alas, he little suspected