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1         I,II |        his household began to~taste the little joys of competence,
2         I,V  |     father! Well, well! To my~taste I like Hero and Leander
3         I,VII|     ante-chamber in~excellent taste, spacious, parquetted, and
4         I,VII|  mantel ornaments chosen with taste; they suggested nothing
5         I,VII|       grace, by the exquisite taste of their~dress and bearing,--
6         I,VII|    There is a perfume of good taste about this appartement which
7         I,VII| appartement! Is this your own taste?" said Madame~Desmarets.~ ~
8         I,III|     fresh meat he~had come to taste was not yet cut up.~ ~"It