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 1 II  |         phenomenon is seen in a young man--~Richelieu, who, when
 2 II  |      now--one of~the handsomest young fellows in Paris. I had
 3 II  |        and the~frail joy of the young. I treasured /her/ old gloves;
 4 II  |   exclaimed the Minister, grown young again, "a man must~hit his
 5 IV  |   character is to that of other young men. You would have been~
 6 VI  |        are really only ladylike young women. In these days~princes
 7 VI  |        is meant by a lady!" the young~Pole exclaimed, with some
 8 VII |        candid simplicity of the young Pole, to whom Blondet spoke,
 9 VIII|        manipulating Europe as a young girl might amuse herself
10 VIII|         at everything, like the young and foolish lieutenant of
11 IX  | utterance was self-evident. The young~wife replied by an indescribable