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1  I, 9 |  odorous her chemise.~She charmed him by numerous attentions;
2 II, 2 |  to monsieur; said he was charmed to have been able to render
3 II, 9 |   them. In fact, Emma was charmed with his appearance as he
4 II, 9 | the voice of sisters that charmed her. She became herself,
5 II, 15|    and this illusion that charmed her as some very thing of
6 III, 6|   pleasure. What had once charmed now frightened him a little.
7 III, 7|   s in the Rue Massacre.~“Charmed to see you,” he said, offering