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 1 II  |  Church. The Privy~Councillor, being in the secret of these royal
 2 IV  |    father's arms, and proud of being her own~mistress, went off
 3 IV  |       women of fashion, and of being seen by them--and~the hope,
 4 IV  |      express a wish to play at being COMMON FOLK at this gleeful
 5 V   |     him~everything. The treaty being concluded, and signed by
 6 V   |      not hinder young men from being revolutionary, so long~as
 7 VI  |     lost all its~affectations. Being simple and natural, she
 8 VI  |   Emilie cherished the hope of being~able to hide her feelings
 9 VI  |      last, her selfishness was being transformed to love. It~
10 VI  |   perceived that she, too, was being studied, and that made~her
11 VI  |    discover some secrets.~But, being a girl, Mademoiselle Longueville
12 VI  | dancing in the presence of the being we love.~The couple had
13 VIII|         And could you, without being grieved, see your brother
14 VIII|       long after, the Ministry being compelled to raise a levy