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 1         I,II |     with dust: "Abdeker,~or the Art of Preserving Beauty." He
 2         I,II |    French language, on~dramatic art, politics, literature, and
 3         I,IV |        young man had~dreamed of art; in Paris he thought of
 4         I,IV |        Yes, monsieur, I~look to art and not to fortune. Above
 5         I,VI |    traveller, so knowing in the art of entangling that most~
 6         I,VII|       minutest~particulars,--an art of which the bourgeois mind
 7         I,I  |    lovingly; he had put all his art and all his~time into it;
 8         I,II | pictures, statues, and works~of art; the encumbered chimney-piece;
 9         I,IV |      hands that know nothing of art! Bah! let us get rid of
10         I,V  |     prayer:--~ ~"Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy
11         I,VII|       Thou, dear wife, thou who art my wisdom~and my prudence,
12         I,VII|        eyes saw clear, thou who art~irreproachable, thou canst