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 1 2 | wept over in return for the price they pay. ~As for me, though
 2 3 |    a piece of furniture the price of which was being run high
 3 3 | whenever anything reached a price beyond their expectations.
 4 3 | making me pay ten times its price for the volume, and, bowing,
 5 4 |   to give you in return the price which you paid for it." ~"
 6 4 |     to offer it to you. The price of a single volume in a
 7 4 |     it up to me, though the price you had set upon it made
 8 5 |  her camellias at an honest price. She is the dead body that
 9 24|     to pay you. Here is the price of your night." ~Then when
10 26|    not always put so high a price on a night of mine! ~I left