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 1         I,I  |    thirty-~seven years of age, fresh and pretty as you are, you
 2         I,IV | wearing a pretty morning-gown, fresh and rosy as a young girl
 3         I,IV |        rosy as a young girl is fresh~and rosy at eighteen, blond
 4         I,IV |        in question, yet giving fresh chickweed to his~bird and
 5         I,IV |        look how fine they are; fresh as a daisy," she said,~plunging
 6         I,VI |      look of being daubed with~fresh plaster. Between the stones
 7         I,VII|      her beautiful arms, still fresh and youthful, her~bosom,
 8         I,I  |       because Molineux excited fresh~repugnance by reappearing
 9         I,III|      for he perceived that the fresh meat he~had come to taste
10         I,V  |       hair and of the color of~fresh butter, made his usual Voltairean
11         I,V  |   ruined woman, gave Constance fresh courage.~ ~"Never will I
12         I,VI |    merchant tries to emerge in fresh shape. Birotteau, distilled