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1 II   |         sparkled brilliantly or grew extremely dull, according to his mood;
2 III  | self-reproach.~He found it, however, extremely difficult to follow the
3 IV   |             These had such small and extremely high heels that the impression
4 VI   |            the neck made this theory extremely plausible.~No other wound,
5 XIII |           and that success was still extremely doubtful. With this chilling
6 XV   |         appearance. Her forehead was extremely low, being crowned by a
7 XVI  |                said he, “He has been extremely impatient, and he is in
8 XVIII|         merely unpleasant, but often extremely dangerous to struggle on
9 XXI  |         passed by.”~Lecoq darted off extremely troubled by what he had