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 1 II   |     smile: “It is a fancy of mine to wear diamonds like this,
 2 V    | course, for I could not give mine.”~Then he asked: “Will you
 3 V    |    pleasure to have the nest mine. Say that you do not care,
 4 VI   | which never come to pass. At mine, one expects nothing but
 5 VII  |     and I will move at once. Mine are not suitable anyway
 6 IX   |    humble parents—but I lost mine—I have no one in the world”—
 7 XIII |     I do not inquire; I have mine which I desire to keep.
 8 XIV  |      lack of self-respect on mine. Do you know how the acceptance
 9 XVII |  When Suzanne left the room, Mine. Walter turned to her husband
10 XVIII|    She could not cry: “He is mine, that man is my lover. That