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 1 Introd |        same careful notation of effect on the several senses; the
 2 XXXIV  | defiance of one’s self, and for effect. In short, we were Red Romantics,
 3 XLVI   |       that they call anemia, an effect without a tangible cause,
 4 CLVII  |        that in order to MAKE AN EFFECT, to be applauded, we are
 5 CLXXXVI|        with Prussia gave me the effect of a great upheaval of nature,
 6 CCX    |        well in the sentence. An effect of style being a sacred
 7 CCL    |         days one feels the good effect. I am awaiting your cure
 8 CCLII  |      They last too long, and in effect they are like an illness,
 9 CCLX   |    artisan class, a monarchical effect which you would not have
10 CCLXII |     having processions, but the effect is completely spoiled, and
11 CCLXXV |      one can not judge of one’s effect beforehand, and that the
12 CCCII  |        as an end, it is only an effect. Happy manifestations proceed
13 CCCV   |      what produced the greatest effect is the scene in the last
14 CCCVIII|         cannot produce the same effect! In the exactness of its
15 CCCXIII|       that a play of very great effect could be made from it for