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 1 LXXIII  | and I hope that he will be pleased with me.~What form should
 2 XCVI    |   who was not particularly pleased about it. Artists are spoiled
 3 CXCVIII |   little faces of children pleased you. I embrace you very
 4 CCXXXIII|    I hope that you will be pleased with what I said about your
 5 CCXLVI  | working with joy.~You were pleased with my two novels? I am
 6 CCXCI   |   however, to be very well pleased with the two first chapters
 7 CCCII   |  is not, the public is not pleased in its being well written,
 8 CCCV    |  applauded. The public was pleased and from time to time cries
 9 CCCVI   |   and she is not very well pleased with these killers of men
10 CCCVIII |    very glad that Jack has pleased you. It is a charming book,
11 CCCX    |   is! La Tour de Percemont pleased me extremely. But Marianne