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 1 I   |       with her which it was a pleasure to see. Her son Pierre was
 2 I   |     enjoying the rare and new pleasure.~From the moment when they
 3 I   |       To be sure I will, with pleasure; I accept equally without
 4 I   |    you myself. It is always a pleasure to be the bearer of good
 5 I   |     Now I will accept it with pleasure, madame.”~The maid, on being
 6 III |       themselves the greatest pleasure; and Pierre was only sorry
 7 III |     of us. You will spoil his pleasure and make us all unhappy.
 8 III |     comforting tide, bringing pleasure with it. He felt better
 9 VI  | business and think no more of pleasure.~“Let us sit down on that
10 VIII|    and his mother, of all the pleasure she had derived from the
11 IX  |      all that, which it was a pleasure to defy in the warmth of