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1         I,II | traversing all France, having studied the world and made up his
2         I,IV |    lodge. Your~house shall be studied and remodelled /con amore/.
3         I,IV |      in some way he patiently studied the laws relating to rentals
4         I,V  |     let people talk, and then studied~them. He often refused advantageous
5         I,VII|     really kept his word and~/studied/ this decoration. The room
6         I,I  |      made. Grindot had really~studied the appartement lovingly;
7         I,I  |       though he was. He came, studied the~expression of Cesar'
8         I,II | papers were therefore soberly studied, from the title to~the name
9         I,VI |    had thought over his~part, studied the shades of his demeanor,