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1 1 |       gazing over~Guerande at the sunshine, where it gilds the sands
2 2 |         stopped~reading. A ray of sunshine, stretching from one window
3 2 | alterations of cloud and rain and sunshine, was~sustained by the affection
4 4 |         his two~heron-legs in the sunshine on the mall, gazing at the
5 8 |           1830, like gnats in~the sunshine, and turned some female
6 14|         dazzling in the September~sunshine.~ ~The marquise kept Camille
7 16|         dog. They sat~down in the sunshine on a bench, where the young
8 16|     himself in the pale and tepid sunshine,~alone with his one thought,