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 1 I    |  gentleman entered, fashionably dressed, some reporter bringing
 2 I    |         man of thirty or forty, dressed in a black coat, with a
 3 I    | circular promenade, brilliantly dressed women mingled with black-coated
 4 II   |     short sleeves. Her hair was dressed high and curled on the nape
 5 V    |         minutes, for she is not dressed. I will keep you company.”~
 6 VI   |    morning Georges Duroy arose, dressed himself, and determined
 7 VII  |  quarreled with her butcher.~He dressed hastily and repaired to
 8 XI   |      Her daughter, Suzanne, was dressed in pink; her sister looked
 9 XV   |       intimate friends. She was dressed in black and her hair was
10 XVI  |         at length.~On Friday he dressed early, in order, as he said,
11 XVI  |    interrogate you when you are dressed.”~In the meantime Madeleine
12 XVI  | meantime the man in the bed had dressed himself and advanced. The
13 XVIII|        came four maids of honor dressed in pink and forming a charming