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1         I,II |          the counting-~room. The dignified citoyenne Ragon herself
2         I,III|     sometimes caught a glance of dignified~approval from Cesarine;
3         I,VI |     known sorrow. The severe and~dignified, although affable, expression
4         I,VII|        orders of a major-domo of dignified aspect, who~was responsible
5         I,VII|        wishing to give herself a dignified air, danced in a~turban
6         I,VII|    without some impropriety. The dignified personages have departed;
7         I,III|         on the second floor of a dignified old~house, in an appartement
8         I,V  | encouraged Madame Cesar. She was dignified, yet~simple, in her sorrow.