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1         I,II| hackney-coaches. Without being handsome, there was nothing~in Cesar'
2         I,II|     Roses" and~removed it to a handsome building near the Place
3         I,IV|        and expenses," said the handsome mistress of "The~Queen of
4         I,IV|       Birotteau that's got the handsome wife. And how many~of the
5         I,V |      ugly little creatures and handsome men. Every man~who is cursed
6         I,V |        to adore a woman than a~handsome man could ever have. If
7         I,IV|      advocate, rushed into the handsome salon where~Madame Cesar