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 1         I,II |           thanks to its constant harmony,~and after steadily plodding
 2         I,V  |      phenomenon is completely in~harmony with the arithmetic of middle-class
 3         I,VII|        the other details. A soft harmony~prevailed throughout the
 4         I,VII| prevailed throughout the room, a harmony which artists alone know
 5         I,VII|         the charm comes from the~harmony which reigns between the
 6         I,VII|      with green, for a thread of harmony led through all the rooms
 7         I,VII|        into his very blood, gave harmony to his unsightly~features,
 8         I,VII|          effect that~this fecund harmony wrought in theirs,--an effect
 9         I,VII|          bathe in the waves of a harmony~that flows for all, and
10         I,VII|       Oppressed with this inward harmony, Cesar took the arm of his