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 1 II |       on the wheeler, postilion fashion; his legs~did not reach
 2 III| Bohemian life of a young man of fashion, the dressing-~closet was
 3 III|      that seem to say after the~fashion of Spanish beggars, 'Your
 4 IV |    conscientious~and restricted fashion. He was not scared away
 5 IV |        open work in the Spanish fashion, the green sitting-room
 6 V  |     various expressions then in fashion upon bits~of scented paper: '
 7 V  |        a~fatherly, good-humored fashion. 'Dear child, please to
 8 VI |       too showy nor too much in fashion; spring-blinds fitted to~
 9 VI |      arms crossed in~Napoleonic fashion, audaciously posted in front
10 VII|   cannon cast in such an insane fashion~that they melted down gold