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 1 II |             that they belonged to a world where polite manners~form
 2 II |           exercised over the little world around her a prestige not
 3 II |              or, indeed, to all the~world, than to see a piece of
 4 III|          have not a relation in the world.~Labedoyere was my protector
 5 III|        solitude, alone amid her own world, thinking only of the officer
 6 III|           energetic governments the world has ever seen. Though the~
 7 III|             the wealth of the whole world. When, therefore, in May,~
 8 IV |     baroness. "We are sent into the world to~marry."~ ~"Do you encourage
 9 IV |        Luigi has revealed to me the world of sentiments. I may, perhaps,
10 IV |           meet people born into the world like that?" asked Roguin~
11 V  | apprenticeship to trouble which the world~strews about the path of