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1 IV  | compounded, so~to speak, with its pleasures. Some few families led the
2 VI  |          approved the exchange of pleasures with a~smile that made Armand'
3 VII |           used to them and to the~pleasures of possession. Have not
4 VII |       condemned to your so-called pleasures, of which you would most~
5 VIII|        And~the Duchess tasted the pleasures which she reconciled with
6 VIII|           be the minister of your~pleasures; who knows? Perhaps from
7 X   |    spirits weary of~Paris and its pleasures.~ ~An extremely light pirogue,