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 1 I  |    answered: “I would like nothing better.”~Jean replied: “It is hardly
 2 I  |     Perhaps they are waiting for a better bargain than I should prove.
 3 I  |           while awaiting something better, her book purveyor. She
 4 I  |         the worse, or, so much the better. It will be my mark of distinction
 5 I  |      Bargains as good as new, even better, for sale or on lease. At
 6 I  |        There he is, but I like him better than I do you, because he
 7 I  |              I should like nothing better,” replied Saval. “I have
 8 II |    exclaimed as she rose: “That is better than a novel. Now let us
 9 II |           you.”~She could not find better words to express her thought.
10 III|           Chevalier Valreali is no better?” “You have hit it.”~“And
11 III|           I can marry, so much the better.”~She answered: “You are
12 III|           s silence:~“Yes, you had better rest this morning. I will
13 III| convalescent, said:~“Well, are you better? Won’t you eat an egg?”~“
14 IV |      thought: “Perhaps it would be better if the Marquise should not
15 IV |         found on the table:~“Had I better show this to your mother?”~