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 1         I,I  |         an emotion of joy which lighted~up his features, "I did
 2         I,II |       on the pavement,~his eyes lighted on the following title,
 3         I,IV |      have a~charming staircase, lighted from above, with a pretty
 4         I,V  |    dining-room and the kitchen, lighted from a little court, and~
 5         I,V  |   glance had upon~them, as they lighted up for a moment with a chaste
 6         I,VI |  back-shop,~and two other rooms lighted from the street, in which
 7         I,VI |         a man weary of poverty,~lighted up hilariously when he caught
 8         I,VII|         to~resemble marble, was lighted by an antique lamp with
 9         I,IV |   clumsy manner~in which he had lighted the fire.~ ~The valet listened.
10         I,V  | entresol/, in a space which was lighted only from the staircase.~
11         I,VII|       recognized at a glance. A lighted candle, and the black and