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 1 4 |          company. Supposing some extraordinary luck, fifty sous might be~
 2 4 |      What does she do that is so extraordinary, Mademoiselle des Touches?"~
 3 6 |        pure. Her learning became extraordinary, the result of a~passion
 4 7 | perceiving something unusual and extraordinary about~the music. Felicite
 5 9 |         of these parts that such~extraordinary articles must belong to
 6 10|          you have to do~with two extraordinary women, and you feel too
 7 12|         niece,~ ~"Something very extraordinary is happening at the du Guenics."~ ~"
 8 13|           whom she loved with an extraordinary passion that was free~from
 9 14|          decided her to take the extraordinary step by which she was~to
10 14|       the waves deposit the most extraordinary~mosaic of brilliant pebbles,
11 15|       Never was his singing more~extraordinary than on this occasion, when