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1 2|     to public men. You must learn to know me, Raphael. I do
2 2|  had left me a good deal to learn in the moral world, or a
3 2|  resumed Foedora, 'you will learn, I hope, the stability of
4 2| over it and improve it; you learn to carry your liquor; you
5 3|   me a little book, sir, to learn off by heart, with all my
6 3|    had compelled himself to learn to play whist and tric-trac
7 3|     as Valentin, curious to learn the matter of the wager,
8 3|     I?" ~He did not wish to learn any more. He calmly took