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1         I,VII|  every woman feels when she sees herself~in the plenitude
2         I,VII| lost in splendid vistas: it~sees a long perspective of rare
3         I,II |   Well, your adversary, who sees that sum involved, will
4         I,IV |  sloth of ease. Nobody ever sees me now on the~boulevard
5         I,VII|     from its virtues. Youth sees neither men nor~things through