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 1 I   |      furniture was covered with fine needlework tapestry illustrating
 2 III |     slightest words. His beard, fine and glossy, concealed a
 3 III |     forests, its worship of the fine arts which existed nowhere
 4 III |       lace of his ruffle, and a fine neckcloth wound several
 5 VII | exploded: “And we should earn a fine reputation, we, with our
 6 VIII|         sky, remarked: “There’s fine weather for the time of
 7 IX  |         month. They set out one fine December morning, and after
 8 IX  |   almost involuntarily: “What a fine man that giant is!” Julien,
 9 IX  | nobility are here; it will be a fine affair.” And he walked away,
10 X   |        and communion, setting a fine example. He now went to
11 XI  |        you again I shall have a fine position in society. There
12 XII |       clock it began to rain, a fine icy rain, driven by a light