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 1         I,II |        down,~he had the right to view, and did view, the future
 2         I,II |       the right to view, and did view, the future in glowing colors;~
 3         I,IV | proprietor enjoyed~an enchanting view of the windmills of Montmartre
 4         I,VI |    sketch of~a charming interior view of the proposed appartement.
 5         I,VI |           just after vespers. In view of~the demolition that was
 6         I,VI |          dilapidated, and had no view but that of the court, which~
 7         I,I  |         my skin for a moment and view the case. Give me your~attention.
 8         I,II |     Parisian~commerce,--with the view, we may add, of being always
 9         I,V  |       From a commercial point of view," he said, "custom does
10         I,V  |     doors stood open and gave to view queer~combinations of the
11         I,VII|          feelings with~which men view them and the degree of grandeur