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1 III|      her own innocence. For a short, very short moment, she
2 III|  innocence. For a short, very short moment, she was~motionless
3 III| utterly subjugated by her. In~short, before long, they loved
4 III|       straw about it! Life is short, anyhow."~ ~And the painter
5 IV |     some dignity--to whom, in short, it is~desirable not to
6 V  |     pictures, portfolios,--in short, the paraphernalia of~an
7 V  |   other in~what seemed only a short time; and, instinctively,