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1      III|    conclusion. “Besides, I am disposed to believe that he inclines
2      VII|       people were unfavorably disposed toward us? One is compelled
3        X|     this enormous fortune; he disposed of the capital and of the
4        X|    rascal as I supposed. I am disposed to forgive him a great deal,
5      XII|      D’Escorval remains to be disposed of——”~ ~But this was the
6     XVII|      His Majesty is favorably disposed toward me. I can obtain
7     XVII| objections; they were quickly disposed of; and, at last, he ventured
8    XXVII|     each other.~ ~“We are all disposed to undertake the prisoner’
9    XXXVI|     will not silence the evil disposed,” said he. “Let us keep