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1 1|       so. "He has given up the notion of dying already," the glance
2 1|     scoundrel, for he has some notion of virtue; while Peter the
3 1|        a thoroughly commercial notion. Ancient religions were
4 2| chronological table - a fool's notion of history." ~Emile was
5 3|        Yes, or No. If he has a notion that he will go out, he
6 3|     reading, you see - it is a notion he has. My instructions
7 3|    dine off a duck, we have no notion for the most part of the
8 3|        death of him. He has no notion whatever of that; he does