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 1 I   |        nave. If any inquisitive person, therefore, had~been bold
 2 VI  |      smitten with~this original person because he was not to be
 3 VI  |    French quick~mobility of her person. There was an extraordinary
 4 VI  |    extremely clever woman and a person to be feared. Her character~
 5 VI  |       no right to dispose of my~person. If a woman loses her honour,
 6 VII |     everybody else for a vulgar person, and be~condemned to your
 7 VII |       by~adding the gift of her person. The high value which you
 8 VIII|        it. Armand was the first person~whom the Duchess saw when
 9 VIII|         all to some~inquisitive person, and they repeat it still
10 IX  | brutally,~that I should give my person"~ ~"Brutally?" repeated
11 IX  |   profound dignity in her whole person, together with the triple~
12 IX  |       not seen. Altogether, his person was a perfect model of~aristocratic
13 X   |        are ruined, I am the one person who can offer~you a refuge.
14 X   |      flattered his vanity; your person would~have ensnared his
15 X   |       quite happy again. ~ ~"My person would have snared his heart;