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1 1|       pleasant manna without the toil of man. Then all at once
2 1|    Goujon's designs, in years of toil, had been purchased perhaps
3 2|       during that long period of toil, either crossing the Pont
4 2| superfluous nature of my fervent toil. Stores of that sort are
5 2|          unrecognized silkworm's toil, that is, perhaps, its own
6 2|        sustained such continuous toil could only spring from devout
7 2|          prowess that method and toil have brought him, at such