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1 II   |                          II~In spite of the noise made by a few
2 IV   |        like a cat's, seemed to spite the world because she~was
3 V    | Mademoiselle Virginie, who, in spite of her~dower of fifty thousand
4 VI   |     vivify her whole being, in spite of this chaos of~sensations.
5 XI   |  listened to. Nevertheless, in spite of her apparent self-control,
6 XIII |        are~not corrected.~ ~In spite of all this love-making,
7 XIII |      husband's vanity when, in spite of vain efforts,~she betrayed
8 XVIII|       a scene, and touched, in spite of~herself, at receiving
9 XIX  |       clever man is a fool, in spite of all his talent. But I~