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 1    1,  15|       would not permit him to leave, so it was decided that
 2    1,  28|       I, "Madame," I said, "I leave it to your sense of fairness:
 3    2,  32|      inscription:~NO SLAVE TO LEAVE THE PREMISES~WITHOUT PERMISSION
 4    2,  45|    questions for fear I might leave the impression that I had
 5    2,  76|   door, "If you think you can leave by the same door you came
 6    2,  81|     were there, I think, I'll leave it to you; didn't he say -- '
 7    3,  95|    honest recollection, did I leave you, or did you throw me
 8    4, 103|      shall be well received.)~Leave then thy home and seek a
 9    4, 103| irritation from his mind, and leave no trace of it behind. The
10    4, 105|       sick-call, how could we leave the ship in such a manner
11    4, 106|    boat, cut the painter, and leave the rest to luck'? And furthermore,
12    4, 115|   this, the soldier would not leave off, but persisted in exhorting
13    4, 119|   rage at being interrupted; "Leave me alone until I finish
14    4, 121|    are, even if my father did leave me poor!" Not satisfied
15    4, 127|   bosom; then, weeping, takes leave of his threshold~And slaughters
16    5, 129|     that her mistress desired leave to speak with me. "You must
17    5, 137|     ll not thy glory shun and leave behind~Thy worship! Unto
18    5, 140|     my belongings, started to leave the house. I had not yet
19    5, 140|       would not permit her to leave until after the customary
20    5, 142|    swore that she would never leave my side on the day when
21    5, 144|     the only legacy she could leave to them. Nor did she do
22    5, 154|   powerful coloring, and they leave us with an idea of Rome
23    5, 160|       of husbands go away and leave us"' Lysistrata: "Then,
24    6     |      for their other parts, I leave those of you who have experience