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 1 Introd  |       nocturnes. It is somewhat amusing, and at the same time indicative
 2 Introd  |        one endure it? I find it amusing and interesting, and since
 3 XXI     |         eternity. I have a very amusing brother who often used to
 4 XLIII   |        does not go well are not amusing. Yes indeed! I would love
 5 XLIV    |       her hands as a monkey and amusing herself better with games
 6 XLVI    |      marionettes. They are very amusing, and the theatre is so pretty!
 7 XLVII   |         have gotten rid of less amusing readings, probably. Meanwhile,
 8 XLVII   |   countryman, which is not very amusing. But so many others who
 9 LVI     |     journey through worlds more amusing, but it would be necessary
10 XCIII   |         that’s true! and a very amusing one. My mother thinks it
11 XCVI    |        one endure it? I find it amusing and interesting, and since
12 C       |    troubadour, I suspect you of amusing yourself at your profession
13 CI      | troubles me.~This regime is not amusing, I agree to that. There
14 CX      |          I am trying to have it amusing and to explain art; it is
15 CXXV    |       are astonished. She is as amusing in her chatter as a person,—
16 CXXV    |       as a person,—who might be amusing. So I am going to be forced
17 CLIX    |        what?— EVERYTHING. He is amusing, original and interesting
18 CLXXXIII|       meet? Paris does not seem amusing to me. Ah! into what sort
19 CLXXXVII|      they are growing, they are amusing and affectionate; it is
20 CCXXXIX |       For, frankly, life is not amusing.~No, I don’t think that
21 CCL     |        this world which are not amusing, we know that very well!
22 CCLII   |      have not prevented me from amusing myself writing tales and
23 CCLXXXIV|     work seemed to me extremely amusing; it is the last word in
24 CCCXIII |   please? It is dramatic and as amusing as possible!~Beginning with