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1 I   |     could afford to~take things easily; whereas . . . and so forth
2 I   |       and this so much the more easily from~the feminine contour
3 II  |         were~made and unmade so easily in those days, was consecrated
4 III | fascinated him so much the more easily because he was~determined
5 IV  |        from your flatteries how easily friendship can be blinded.
6 V   |        visibly.~ ~"Why, that is easily explained," said she. "M.
7 VI  |   cotton paper is very soft and~easily creased to begin with, and
8 VIII|        character, Lucien was so easily led for good or~evil. Eve