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 1 XV     |       promises to send you my complete works, they are endless.
 2 XVI    | living on coming out from the complete entombment of my poor Moi.
 3 XXXV   |      emotions in one’s life—a complete ecstasy of heart, mind and
 4 XLVIII |       of one of my volumes to complete the last sheet. It was entitled
 5 LVIII  |       will abase himself to a complete effacement, as under the
 6 XCVII  |       My winter is to pass in complete solitude, good way of making
 7 CII    |   spent the night in making a complete costume for a large doll
 8 CIII   |      need of his opposite; we complete ourselves, in identifying
 9 CIV    |    was as if he took me for a complete imbecile.~I think that he
10 CCXXXV |       would be so nice and so complete!~In this hope which I will
11 CCLXVI |      what I am going to do to complete my ecclesiastical character?
12 CCLXXIV|   Figaro and le Rappel; it is complete! Those people to whom I
13 CCCV   |    Wednesday, 9th March, 1876~COMPLETE SUCCESS, dear master. The
14 CCCXIX |         You do not speak of a COMPLETE EDITION? Ah! your poor dear