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 1 1 |           these~towns regard the new civilization as a spectacle
 2 2 |       glorified as the coming of~new graces. Her skin, so milk-white
 3 3 |           where~no member of the new administration sent down
 4 4 |       them really understand the new games, which, on the departure
 5 4 |         a point of~honor to have new ailments. Inquiries might
 6 6 |        her beauty, and enjoy her new triumph as a musician, she
 7 6 |     writing the~contagion of the new ideas had made some progress
 8 7 |      countryman, the riches of a new world; he heard, as it were,~
 9 7 | associate me with the ideas this new place gives him, is not~
10 8 |         intellectual part in the new doctrines, which~swarmed,
11 8 |       there was no place in~this new regime for individual superiority,
12 8 |         and he wishes to put his new~work, a grand opera, into
13 9 |        the burning desert of~his new and infinite desires, still
14 9 |       her son was~now exposed to new seductions.~ ~Calyste as
15 10|          there is really nothing new~that one can say."~ ~"I
16 15|  demanded, so dishonoring to~the new love, overwhelmed Calyste
17 15|      doubt, joking her about her new~love; he must have guessed
18 15|     deceived even~Conti; but her new love was real, and it betrayed
19 15|          congratulate her on~her new happiness. Well, she was
20 16|              Double /louis!/ all new! How did you get them, you
21 17|     purchased for her a charming new~house in the rue de Bourbon
22 17|          these arrangements. The new house in the rue de Bourbon
23 17|       would~enter your beautiful new life with unfaltering step
24 17|      first to the demands~of our new condition, though our lips
25 18|         to the Varietes, where a new play~was to be given for
26 20|          first~imagine what this new fancy signified, she, whose
27 21|          bedroom, "tell me, what new trouble is there, my child?"~ ~"
28 22|       and the first to abandon a new fashion. Accused of nothing
29 22|     Aurelie contrived to display new virtues in this second~phase.
30 23|        one of the~effects of the new order of things.~ ~Modern
31 24|     government, and start upon a new career. Consequently,~Madame
32 24|          post in keeping with my new fortune. I do not see why
33 25|         is the place to record a new effect of that great law
34 26|   satisfy her~need by displaying new resources. To her, he seemed
35 26|       submitted. In the entirely new situation in which~Beatrix