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1  I, 6 |        head lighted up all these pictures of the world, that passed
2  I, 8 |        Burnishing the horizontal pictures, it broke up against these
3  I, 9 |       parts, classed as distinct pictures. Emma perceived only two
4 II, 2 | characters, pure affections, and pictures of happiness. For myself,
5 II, 8 |         remembrance of these sad pictures, I carry my eyes back to
6 III, 2|   children wanted to look at the pictures.~“Leave the room,” he said
7 III, 6|       extravagant books, full of pictures of orgies and thrilling
8 III, 6|          floor, where there were pictures of the “Tour de Nesle.”