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 1 3 |           man of fifty, of middle height, lost in his~cassock, from
 2 6 |         true Breton, is of medium height, though~she looks taller
 3 6 |          of her face, which gives height to her form. She has that~
 4 8 |         and life itself, from the height of her own thought.~Her
 5 9 |           Calyste a man of medium height, thin and slender,~with
 6 10| Kergarouet was a girl of ordinary height, and commonplace~coloring;
 7 12|          a Breton can rise to the height of~the woman who makes her
 8 14|      promontory, which rises to~a height that neither the waves nor
 9 14|           cliff, which~rises to a height of some four or five hundred
10 14|         shall never fall from the height~at which you have placed
11 21|    declared herself happy! At the height of her~misery she recovered