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1 1|     branded with the hot iron of politics; we are going to enter the
2 1|          spite of hiccoughs; "in politics, as in philosophy, there
3 1|         t they a bore with their politics!" said the notary Cardot. "
4 1|         of a century filled with politics to repletion?" asked Nathan. "
5 2|        of self-interest produces Politics. Excesses of every sort
6 3|         spun round and round, as politics are wont to do. This childish
7 3| commonplaces, and even talked of politics. Then they decided to go