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 1 1 |     with the kitchen by a~door cut through a corner tower.
 2 2 |        his beard grow, and the cut of it was fan-shaped. An
 3 2 |  protect him, and received the cut of a sabre on his~shoulder;
 4 2 | slightly backward, their nails cut square like those of an~
 5 2 |   woman. The pure lips,~finely cut, wore happy smiles, brought
 6 3 |    nieces also made her gowns, cut by an~immutable pattern.
 7 13|      the most innocent manner, cut the marquise~to the heart). "
 8 15|        moment,' and the speech cut him in all~his vanities.
 9 17|      pearl, a diamond, a jewel cut by the choicest of arts,
10 18|     and who trust to chance to cut the Gordian knot of their~
11 24|    Guenic would let~himself be cut in pieces, and would chop
12 25|      will be a triumph! You'll cut quite an~appearance in the
13 26|     knot of her~hesitation was cut by a decisive event.~ ~Beatrix
14 26|       in his chair like a worm cut in two, and actually rose