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1        V|     happiness, that rare and precious happiness which fills one’
2     VIII|    what was dearest and most precious in all the world to him.~ ~
3    XVIII|     lose a young girl’s most precious possession—her reputation.”~ ~
4     XXIV|       and almost dropped his precious burden. The abbe perceived
5      XXV|  wish for death when another precious life depends upon yours.”~ ~
6      XXX|       my old hide is no more precious than yours. If we do not
7     XXXV|    Bavois’s moments were too precious to be wasted in idle conjectures.~ ~“
8     XLIV| public opinion, and kept her precious child.~ ~Her brave and honest
9       LI|      finish by encasing this precious aunt in cotton, shall we