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1         I,I  |     offence."~ ~"Good God! how queer women are sometimes, and
2         I,III|   warming-pan. Young girls are queer; still, I~don't think that
3         I,IV |      perfumer.~ ~"We have such queer names in canes and umbrellas;
4         I,IV |     nothing poisonous. In this~queer product might be recognized
5         I,V  | ridiculous. You don't know~how queer the public is; you can't
6         I,VI |        bowed to Popinot with a~queer manner, which meant neither
7         I,I  |      The architect watched the queer old man with the enjoyment
8         I,V  |    stood open and gave to view queer~combinations of the domestic