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 1 Int| thought of the world, that he cast into the shadow that long
 2 I  |  glossy hair, which seemed to cast a radiance on her skin,
 3 I  |       Before retiring, Jeanne cast a last glance round her
 4 II |      everywhere, as seeds are cast upon the earth, memories
 5 III|     looked almost artificial, cast a deep and tender shadow
 6 III|       high cliff at the right cast a shadow on the water at
 7 III|        as if the engulfed orb cast a sigh of satisfaction across
 8 IV |    future, she, with her eyes cast down, looking at the dusty
 9 IV |     linden and the plane tree cast their shadows on the lawn
10 IV |     the lovers in.”~The baron cast a glance across the spacious
11 VII|     the worse; but I will not cast her out of doors on that
12 VII|    quite calm. “I shall never cast off Rosalie; and if you
13 XI |       from you in His turn to cast him into the hands of a