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 1 I   |      fair, with a full beard, smiled and murmured:~“Much the
 2 I   |      places at the oars!” she smiled to see her sons, her two
 3 I   |    not wish to marry.”~Pierre smiled sneeringly:~“Are you in
 4 I   |      true friend.”~The lawyer smiled.~“I was very glad,” he said, “
 5 I   |      t embrace me!”~Then Jean smiled. He embraced his father,
 6 IV  |   accent, his mother’s as she smiled and said: “Thank you, my
 7 IV  | feeling. The doctor had often smiled at his emotions which had
 8 V   |   like the fair young man who smiled from the picture-frame.~
 9 V   |      the women, and the women smiled at the men. Then, suddenly,
10 VI  |    bottom made a mirror, Jean smiled at the face which looked
11 VIII|       really capital.” And he smiled, quite reassured, almost
12 VIII|       mind this morning.”~She smiled: “No, monsieur. I never
13 VIII|     the least surprised, only smiled, taking it as a matter of