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 1         I,I  |      which we~possess, net and clear! Without my genius, for
 2         I,I  |         Well, my conscience is clear," said Cesar, continuing; "
 3         I,III| persons with red hair; but his~clear brow, his eyes the color
 4         I,IV |   beneath~the whiteness of her clear skin. Though she lived in
 5         I,IV |      of her mother, but it~was clear with the serenity of a young
 6         I,V  |   Cesarine, and he resolved to clear~up his suspicions.~ ~"Well,
 7         I,VI |     mellifluous! Some give you clear water soured with lemon,
 8         I,I  |      silence; when the head is clear we will try tonics."~ ~Madame
 9         I,I  |       triumphed;~his head grew clear. Monsieur Haudry ordered
10         I,I  |      him. "His course is quite clear. Roguin's assets will give~
11         I,II |         eager yet indifferent, clear yet vague, glittering though~
12         I,IV |       one thing. Will this sum clear~you entirely, or is it only
13         I,VI |   regular,~and his business as clear as the day. All were pleased
14         I,VII|  prudence, thou whose eyes saw clear, thou who art~irreproachable,
15         I,VII|     Madame Cesar, slowly, in a clear,~penetrating voice.~ ~Du