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 1 I  | brown curtain, left slightly apart in the middle in such a
 2 II |  warmth. The Song of~Joy set apart in the sublime liturgy of
 3 II | granite in the sea; yet held apart by an intangible,~unsurmountable
 4 III|    must inevitably keep them apart?~ ~The position of the head
 5 IV |   any time there is a people apart thus~constituted, the historian
 6 IV |    free to live in Paris and apart from her~husband without
 7 IV |  were leading lives entirely apart, the world~none the wiser.
 8 VII|    nor the priest. The lover~apart, Montriveau was not wanting
 9 VII|    there is a music existing apart,~underlying the double expression
10 X  |   were fastened~several feet apart between one rock and another.
11 X  |     distance of about a foot~apart. Into these blocks the daring