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1 6 |     1822, which made a sort~of literary revolution when the great
2 6 |      plays a~great part in the literary history of our epoch, and
3 6 |      as a young man entering~a literary career has need to be in
4 6 |         The true secret of her literary~metamorphosis and pseudonym
5 6 |      her own importance in the~literary world.~ ~With these apparent
6 8 |        in music and her orgies literary.' Rochefide, however, is
7 10| Camille's place in it. But the~literary topic met the fate of whist;
8 18|      keep me~from the mania of literary women! Now go, leave me;
9 25|       par with Claude Vignon's literary~power, Nathan's poetic gift,