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1 VI  |     her eyes. Her great lady's grace, her most~striking characteristic,
2 VI  | slightly too long. There was a grace in it, and a certain~thinness
3 VI  |    manner; there was a winning~grace displayed in her words,
4 VI  |   given with such irresistible grace, that M. de~Montriveau could
5 VI  |       jokingly called~him "Her Grace's orderly." And already
6 VII |       captivated by my wit, my grace. ~Great Heavens! you would
7 VIII|         smiling with a mocking grace, the Duchess added, "Be
8 VIII|      she, smiling with~assumed grace. "And when is my head to
9 IX  |    there was a precision and a grace about the movements of her~