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 1 I    |    bewitched me; he is such a fine fellow. I believe he has
 2 II   |       kissed her lips and her fine wavy hair. Her mother was
 3 IV   |      the money. Well, that is fine!” His wife smoked on without
 4 V    |     was enchanted. “Is it not fine? There are no stairs to
 5 VIII |     rest—the carriages. It is fine to drive in the evening.
 6 IX   | exclaimed: “Egad, but that is fine!”~Madeleine joined him and
 7 IX   |   recognize their son in that fine gentleman, and they would
 8 X    |       Morocco. We must make a fine article of that. Let us
 9 XIII |    continued: “That is indeed fine! As for that rascal of a
10 XV   |     painter said: “There is a fine couple.” Georges thought: “
11 XVIII|    grand mission to fulfill—a fine example to set.”~Du Roy