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1 I  |          them, which revealed the real character of the man--the~
2 I  |         physical beauty implied a real superiority, which he accepted,
3 III|           of feeling was far more real here~than in the lofty world
4 III|           and later found out the real reason for their specious
5 III|           for understanding their real interests so imperfectly.
6 III|       young man loves to have the real quality of his~nature discerned
7 III|        girl, and therefore shy. A real work-girl would have been~
8 VI |      Rubempre" discovered David's real nature, in fact. His facile~
9 VI | difference between the silence of~real passion and the patronizing