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 1 I  |     number and extent, will receive the~reverence due to the
 2 II | fain breathe more deeply to receive the~effluence of a soul
 3 II |     the Mother consented to receive~him at the grating in the
 4 IV |   her ease, play with fire, receive the homage on which the~
 5 V  |     been a picture meant to receive glances,~not to return them.~ ~"
 6 VI |     so sweet to make and to receive.~ ~Was Mme de Langeais really
 7 VII| number of my satellites; to~receive even more visitors in the
 8 VII| doubting but~that he should receive the earliest fruits. The
 9 X  |   your passionate talk, and receive those burning glances of~
10 X  |   can rise--to give all and receive no joy; perhaps~there is