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 1         I,III|    France was then~passing. He played low during the campaign
 2         I,III|      enormous underground part played in the world by~such men
 3         I,IV |   seemed~good and obliging. He played at boston without complaining
 4         I,V  |  afterwards to the theatre. He played the part of those old~bachelors
 5         I,VI |       Well, in order to get it played he had to take it to the~
 6         I,II |      of the~grand tragi-comedy played by the Left were rehearsed.
 7         I,II |       rake along the cloth. He~played the part of the responsible
 8         I,III|        convulsive~laughter; he played with his watch-chain, and
 9         I,III|    shape, that assuredly never~played the part assigned to the
10         I,III|   Mademoiselle Contat when she played~Susanne in the "Mariage
11         I,III|       Crottat, who to her eyes played~the part of heir-apparent--
12         I,IV |      father into the salon and played to him~"Rousseau's Dream,"--
13         I,IV |      the better! Du Tillet has~played me a trick--oh! a damnable
14         I,VI | theatrical performances, it is played with a double-~intent: it