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1 Int|        distinguishing marks of intellect and social position. But
2 Int|  nineteenth century the Gallic intellect had long since foundered
3 Int|        had withered the French intellect, that delicate, rare intellect,
4 Int| intellect, that delicate, rare intellect, the last traces of which
5 Int|        gradual clouding of his intellect. Symptoms of general paralysis
6 Int|        of supreme clearness of intellect, like Gerard de Nerval,