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1 1|    drunk, and taken men and affairs in an after-dinner frame
2 1| likes or dislikes in men or affairs, had already begun a two-edged
3 2|     to interest them in our affairs, and gain them over, with
4 2|    shared the burden of his affairs, of his name and of his
5 2|   winding up of my father's affairs. Our creditors had driven
6 2|    preoccupied with outward affairs, make the solace of prisoners.
7 2|  mine, and inquired into my affairs with a quite brotherly interest.
8 2|   to speak a word about her affairs to any one, was going to
9 2|    stake, I will set my own affairs straight, and then I will