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 1 I   |     imagine him apart from his clothes than you could think~of
 2 III |        an entirely new suit of clothes from the~most renowned tailor.
 3 IV  |      it!~Come, I have put your clothes out in mother's room."~ ~
 4 IV  | graceful figure, you wear your clothes~with an air, you look like
 5 IV  |      pair. In their threadbare clothes~they looked like the supernumeraries
 6 IV  |        He looked uneasy in his clothes, he~was at a loss to know
 7 VIII|     Mme.~Chardon. "The wedding clothes and the house linen are
 8 VIII|     house-linen, Eve's wedding clothes, and on a host of things~
 9 VIII|        will be~obliged to have clothes made in Paris, and Paris
10 VIII|       Eve soon packed Lucien's clothes; the Fernando Cortez of~