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 1         I,II |  entered the paradise of his angel, less to purchase~handkerchiefs
 2         I,II |   left the maternal stem;~an angel whose budding graces and
 3         I,II |     career of crime.~So this angel took up his pen and endorsed
 4         I,IV |     the water offered by the angel to~Hagar in the desert,
 5         I,IV |      no doubt encounter some angel, complying yet majestic!
 6         I,V  |   Learn to respect women, my angel," she said, "and don't smirch
 7         I,VI |  Pillerault was~his tutelary angel.~ ~Commercial law imposes
 8         I,VI |   have lost, like the exiled angel weeping at the gates of~
 9         I,VI |    of integrity, was like an angel sighing for pardon.~For
10         I,VII| adore you! You know it well, angel of my life, and--"~ ~"What