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1 I  |        and in~Lucien it was a true indication of character;
2 I  |      Yet it is, nevertheless,~true that they grew but the more
3 V  |      way of thinking."~ ~"The true poetry of France is song,
4 V  |       in the world; if~it was true in the outward world for
5 V  | outward world for Adam, it is true again in the~inner world
6 VI |  silent consent was a sign of true friendship. David began
7 VI |       with him at once. It is true that they sat in the~boudoir,
8 VII|      Chardon. Still, if it is true, I pity her with all my