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1 III |        boot-heels offended~his taste and echoed in his heart.
2 III |    through a ring of the~worse taste, is nothing more than a
3 V   |       brings you~there?"~ ~"To taste your butter," said Georges,
4 VI  |      after Madame Moreau's own taste, was arranged in imitation
5 VIII| recognized therein a delicious taste of poultry; indeed, by~acknowledgment
6 X   |       man who has senses and a taste for extravagance like~Oscar
7 XI  | Georges. "I call that very bad taste."~ ~"Don't speak so loud,"
8 XI  |      Leger.~ ~"He always had a taste for millions," remarked