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1         I,II|      he had coveted, which he~dreamed of augmenting, where he
2         I,II|     clerk would scarcely have dreamed,~produced on Cesar an overpowering
3         I,IV|       Italy the young man had~dreamed of art; in Paris he thought
4         I,V |    hair. No perfumer has ever dreamed of it. I saw~an engraving
5         I,V |    been improved by hers. She dreamed of Popinot as~mayor of an
6         I,VI| running oil. He slept little, dreamed that his hair was~madly
7         I,I |       Molineux. Every one has dreamed dreams filled with~the events
8         I,V |    crushing sorrow.~ ~"I have dreamed a dream for twenty-two years;