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 1 Int |     like those which formerly delighted our parents.~The French
 2 Int |  Flaubert’s great organ tones delighted, those whom Theophile Gautier’
 3 I   |      s fables, and Jeanne was delighted at finding a chair she had
 4 II  |     the Fécamp lighthouse, he delighted to remain motionless beneath
 5 III |    farewell. The baroness was delighted with him, and the baron
 6 III |      it, took it out, and was delighted to see it again, as people
 7 IV  |       avoid them, though they delighted her. But they had come to
 8 V   | should go on foot. Jeanne was delighted. She was enchanted at the
 9 VIII|   that did not belong to him, delighted also at Jeanne’s mirth,
10 IX  |      in his own home, and was delighted to see his visitors. He
11 XII |     head to foot.~Rosalie was delighted and turned round to shake