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 1 III  |     family at~meals could easily see the smallest incident that
 2 VI   |      great painter went on. "You see, these two works will not~
 3 VI   |         Augustine with a wish to see the pictures, and with courage~
 4 VI   |         way through the crowd to~see the crowned work. A fit
 5 VI   |        be a new neighbor.~ ~"You see how love has inspired me,"
 6 VI   |          where they~could easily see the canvas made famous by
 7 VI   |          echoed in her ear, "You see how love has~inspired me!"
 8 VI   |        should go to the Salon~to see her house there. The young
 9 VII  |         is it so very amusing to see in a picture what you can~
10 VII  |        in a picture what you can~see any day in your own street?
11 VII  |       young couple had~agreed to see each other at a certain
12 VII  |        was~carefully examined to see at what time the piece had
13 VIII |       family party were going to see /Cendrillon/ at the~Varietes,
14 IX   |          Co. will fail or no, to see a regiment of Guards march~
15 X    |        to take~all the work, and see my wife happy. I would not
16 X    |        the drapery business, you see, a woman is not so~necessary
17 XI   |       Guillaume was~the first to see in her daughter's affection
18 XII  |         which they had failed to see, representing the interior
19 XII  |        that!"~ ~"Because you can see my lappets in it," said
20 XII  |         the marriage contract~to see that what he is to settle
21 XIII |         greedily that he did not see~that his hands could hold
22 XIV  |       which no one could fail to see. She was a restraint on
23 XV   |      carriage, had never been to see~her but when passing by.
24 XVI  | wholesome. Why does he object to see a woman eating? What queer~
25 XVI  |      foot in church excepting to see you~and to be married. People
26 XVI  |       You loved him, and you can see none of these~things. But
27 XVII |        be at all the charges, to see the~lawyers, the pleaders,
28 XVII |        perceive, "Stay; you will see a~pretty woman, and make
29 XVIII|  suffering a thousand deaths, to see the face which once beamed~
30 XIX  |    suspicion."~ ~"Well, come and see me sometimes, and it will
31 XIX  |         above all, a~husband, to see the whole extent of our
32 XIX  |         I asked for it merely to see what pitch of idiocy a~ ~