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 1 1,2 |    and at the same instant an object thrown out of the window
 2 1,2 |      drew from his pocket the object he had picked up, which
 3 1,3 | Cardinal Camerlengo, with the object of obtaining from Heaven
 4 1,3 |      in view, had a political object also, and that its influence
 5 2,1 |       with the same political object, had been made successively
 6 3,2 |  though he had arrived at his object, did not dare throw off
 7 3,2 |     as it lasted, made him an object of horror and disgust, while
 8 5,8 |        and had for ostensible object the upholding of the majority
 9 10,2|    made Gian Borgia a special object of suspicion to Caesar,
10 12,4|     of Piombino. The apparent object of this journey was that
11 12,4|       to Caesar, and the real object was to form an arsenal in
12 12,4|    Lent and did not fast. The object of all these fetes was to
13 13,4|    sufficient, since his only object was the complete pacification
14 14,2|    need of seeing to find the object he was in search of; but
15 16,2|       when he got up; but the object of search was so small and