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 1 mI,    5   |         wickedly gives away the gift of Nature for a gift, in
 2 mI,    5   |        the gift of Nature for a gift, in selling for the love
 3 pIII,   31 |        for my presence with the gift of my esteem, and thought
 4 pV,   50   |       pen (in the benefit of my gift of which leaves she had
 5 mVII,   69 |     frequently the return for a gift is hypocritical praise,
 6 pVII,   73 |       generosity flashes in the gift of a rich man, the flatterer
 7 pVII,   73 |       his encomiums. But if the gift savors of sluggish and wintry
 8 pVII,   73 |       it. If expression for the gift seems to require applauding~
 9 pVII,   74 |       But if the poverty of the gift begs plaudits from fame,
10 pVII,   74 |         is when the size of the gift is eloquent that the flatterer
11 pVII,   74 |          For though he whom the gift represents have been whelmed
12 pVII,   74 |        so long as the mediating gift comes to meet him, thinly
13 pVII,   74 |       not expect the favor of a gift, he labors to mingle with
14 pVIII,   81| presence of Temperance with the gift of a friendly salutation,