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 1 VI  |        Monsieur de Grancey was so full of it, that I was~interested."~ ~
 2 X   |          between the parted lips, full, fresh, and~brightly red.
 3 XI  |         added, with an expression~full of delicate feeling.~ ~"
 4 XII |      other by sympathetic glances full of thoughts. They~understood
 5 XII |       little leather bag to Gina, full of~gold no doubt, and a
 6 XII |        skull, with bright eyes, a full set of white~teeth, a face
 7 XIII|       dinner and the evening were full of cheerfulness,~justified,
 8 XIII|              These last days were full of secret joys, alternating
 9 XIII|      artificial light. She was in full evening~dress, showing her
10 XIII| attracting gaze, charged with the~full, insistent will which is
11 XIII|     though Rodolphe's was~already full, he added to it pearls of
12 XIV |        his warfare, was a respite full of delights; he spent~three
13 XV  |        What would you have? I was full of faith. We should not
14 XIX |  abandoned to chance growths, but full of sublime and~unexpected
15 XIX |         lake! A lake is certainly~full of love!" she thought.~ ~
16 XXI |          Boucher when he came in, full of enthusiasm, to announce