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1 I   | suspicious, and keen-eyed. He~carried on his craft in disdain
2 I   |   Sechard had died before~she carried out her scheme of decoration;
3 III |     feminine~ ~exaltation had carried him away, the energy of
4 III |       which she loves to have~carried by storm. But on the guileless
5 IV  | grasped his tightly; then she carried off the~empty plate and
6 IV  |   which gossip~declared to be carried out to the fullest extent.
7 V   |      Iambes. Several persons, carried away by his impassioned~
8 VI  |    anywhere.~ ~Like all women carried away for the first time
9 VIII| Fernando Cortez of~literature carried but little baggage. He was