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 1 3 |         old women say when they offer you. some homely remedy
 2 4 |     paid for it." ~"Allow me to offer it to you. The price of
 3 7 |         It is as if you were to offer perfumes to dogs they would
 4 8 |       be greatly embarrassed to offer her anything else." ~Prudence
 5 8 |       home?" ~"No one." ~"May I offer myself?" ~"But you are with
 6 8 |          are you not?" ~"May we offer, then?" ~"Who is your friend?" ~"
 7 16| whatever certainty her past may offer us as to her future, one
 8 24|        accept the part that you offer me." ~"So you refuse?" ~"
 9 24|       if I had sent some one to offer you these three hundred
10 26|     which burn me. If I were to offer the body that people paid