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1 I, I | rapid flight. But the glad light of heaven hardly entered
2 I, I | woman entered attired in a light summer costume. They shook
3 I, I | the place where the best light fell on the sketch, and
4 I, I | playing dreamily with the light shoe, turning it over abstractedly
5 I, I | tapestries of the last century, light and coquettish, those tapestries
6 I, I | overflowed her spirit, making it light and happy. As she laid her
7 I, I | pale, depressing, unreal light.~After he had walked a long
8 I, II | an irresistible fatality, light and graceful but utterly
9 I, II | gold, took on under the light of the lamps and the chandelier
10 I, III| by the curtains. On the light tables with gilded feet,
11 I, III| the Countess resumed her light, society tone.~“We shall
12 I, III| daughter in the dazzling light. Certainly, they were different,
13 I, III| beauty of the Republic.”~In a light and dashing carriage, the
14 I, III| the Folies-Bergere, when a light and distant sound of the
15 I, III| studio, felt stirred by that light gaiety which lifts one as
16 I, III| bent heads fell a stream of light; a rosy radiance from the
17 I, III| work with that attention, light but continuous, given by
18 I, III| the hangings a soft, even light, modified by lace shades
19 I, IV | blinding under the pitiless light poured from above.~The portrait
20 I, IV | her daughter in the full light of day, but rather sought
21 II, I | singers, in the mingled light of electric globes and fading
22 II, II | visible in too strong a light—her face suddenly seemed
23 II, II | her breath, spreading a light mist over the glass, almost
24 II, II | alterations in her face. With a light finger she stretched the
25 II, II | imperceptible vapors which threw a light, transparent veil over the
26 II, II | like a sea hidden under the light mist that floated over the
27 II, II | little patches of yellow light. Annette and Julio ran along,
28 II, II | was true. Her heart was light, she did not feel it throb,
29 II, II | voice of the painter and the light one of the young girl, called: “
30 II, II | too clearly by the broad light of the fields the ineffaceable
31 II, II | noontime, admit only a softened light. She would herself become
32 II, II | that discreetly softened light. Then Annette’s face rose
33 II, III| her mother, in the ray of light from the reflector, and
34 II, III| illumined by the same ray of light, appearing like the living
35 II, III| conformed punctiliously to this light servitude, as do so many
36 II, III| garden-chair in the right light. He opened his bookcase
37 II, IV | who uses ten matches to light his tobacco. He tried in
38 II, IV | distant past, graceful and light, one of those compositions
39 II, IV | bluish bath of electric light, was reading a newspaper,
40 II, IV | was silent in the arid light of day; those verses of
41 II, IV | to bed and blew out his light.~He did not go to see the
42 II, IV | looked through them at the light, studying them with knowing
43 II, IV | any longer in this bright light, amid this stream of people,
44 II, V | itself, from time to time, in light waves under the gusts of
45 II, V | wrapping around his body the light scarf the attendant handed
46 II, V | understood, when he felt the light caresses of that little
47 II, V | could not sleep; she would light a candle again and lie,
48 II, V | providential hope which gives light and life to the hearts of
49 II, VI | allowed glimpses of creamy light stuff and fair faces behind
50 II, VI | under the dazzling electric light from the great chandelier,
51 II, VI | in a large salon full of light, surrounded by men and women.
52 II, VI | cheeks with slow kisses, light, delicate as her care for
53 II, VI | which filled the room with light; and this light, illuminating
54 II, VI | room with light; and this light, illuminating the woman
55 II, VI | turned, and in the dazzling light of that fire she beheld
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