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 1 Int |      having the suppleness of a living organism.~Very industrious
 2 Int |       love for “all things, all living beings.”~Such appears to
 3 Int | exercises almost unconsciously. Living, spontaneous and yet impassive
 4 I   |         thousand francs a year.~Living simply as they did, this
 5 III |         of excellent stock, but living to themselves, and the Comte
 6 IV  |         or a familiar object, a living piece of furniture that
 7 IV  |         set before her plans of living, with the idea of economy,
 8 XI  |      unhappy! Now, just as I am living peacefully with him, they
 9 XIII|        a servant maid. I am now living in a little house on the
10 XIII|           Oh! Where—where is he living now?”~“I do not know.”~She
11 XIV |        you had to work for your living, if you were obliged to