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 1 I    |      good music while drinking beneath the trees. It would be a
 2 IV   |   written with his new calling beneath his name, made several purchases,
 3 VIII |       a bench before the door, beneath a blossoming rosebush. After
 4 IX   | representing Paul and Virginia beneath a blue palm-tree, and Napoleon
 5 IX   |     remainder of the afternoon beneath the willows in the soft,
 6 IX   |      perils, abandoned, alone, beneath that vast vaulted sky.~She
 7 XI   |        A shade of irony lurked beneath those words, uttered so
 8 XI   |       considering such pursuit beneath his dignity, sank into a
 9 XII  |      not reply; a smile lurked beneath his mustache; then he murmured: “
10 XVI  |     see a man’s form concealed beneath the covers of the bed. Du
11 XVIII|   ceased speaking, and groaned beneath his blows. Finally he desisted,