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1 I  | streaked with white. Though noble and proud,~his features
2 II |   it to a~distance from the noble group, and placed it close
3 III|  stranger on a par with the noble beauty of his features and
4 III|    soldier sat, so that his noble, blanched face, his black
5 III| Though a sincere admirer of noble~characters that never betray
6 III|   Ginevra would have made a noble~woman had her mother been
7 V  |    To be the sole hope of a noble being, to love him~and then
8 V  |   and yet her beauty was so noble and so imposing that the