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 1 1  |          old designs allow us to judge, it was done by an artist~
 2 5  |    longed to meet this woman~and judge her soberly for herself.
 3 6  |         criticism~enabled her to judge soberly of men, and art,
 4 6  |        in such a woman? Does she judge, and not feel? Or, phenomenon~
 5 6  |  terrible, does she not feel and judge at one and the same time?~
 6 7  |         have brought him here to judge him, and he is already bored,"
 7 12 |          were to me but a dream; judge,~therefore, of the force
 8 13 |    enough~to enable your head to judge of every action of your
 9 21 |      obliged to make myself your judge. From the~world's point
10 23 |    revolution of July had made a judge. Seeing his~hesitation,
11 25 |       the purpose. He has been a judge, and I'll have him made~
12 Add| Humorists~Cousin Pons~ ~Blondet (Judge)~Jealousies of a Country