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 1 III  |         and an adventure with a pretty Spanish maid employed in
 2 V    |      her very bewitching in her pretty gown. When near Mme. Forestier,
 3 V    |         christened you. It is a pretty name. I shall call you Bel-Ami,
 4 VI   | seventeen; one plain, the other pretty. Duroy knew that the manager
 5 X    | satisfied; my mantelpiece looks pretty,” adding with an air of
 6 X    |     corner and thought: “She is pretty; so much the better. Tit
 7 XI   |       well-proportioned form, a pretty, delicate face, blue-gray
 8 XI   |      Walter, who thinks it very pretty.”~Mme. Walter blushed.~“
 9 XI   |   Clotilde.~“She is really very pretty and fresh looking,” thought
10 XV   |   millions each, and Suzanne is pretty in the bargain.”~He made
11 XVI  |        match for you who are so pretty, so fresh, so bright!”~She
12 XVII |         La Roche-Guyon. It is a pretty village on the banks of
13 XVIII|       to regain her. She was so pretty, with her bright eyes and