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 1    I,  I  |        and chit-chat. Both were really interested in all these
 2    I,  I  |        speak idly, and that you really see in me~something that
 3    I,  I  |      true,” said she, “that you really wish to paint my portrait?”~“
 4    I,  I  |         slight surprise: “He is really very well bred!” This surprise,
 5    I,  I  |        babble to annoy her, she really imagined that in him she
 6    I,  I  |         know, never having been really in love. He had had his
 7    I,  II |     they chatter without having really discovered it, or even believing
 8    I,  II |  herself by discreet chuckles.~“Really, you are too funny!” she
 9    I,  III|            No, indeed! It would really embarrass me.”~“Nonsense!”~“
10    I,  III|       he exclaimed; “a woman is really beautiful only after maturing,
11    I,  III|       undecided grace of youth, really assumed its definite form,
12    I,  III|       If not for your poor, you really ought to make your charities
13    I,  III|         even suspect him of any really unworthy action. Musadieu,
14    I,  III| marriage is the only thing that really unites two lives.”~“My poor
15    I,  IV |       charming you look to-day. Really, Nanette has improved very
16    I,  IV |         sometimes. But to-day I really feel that I am right.”~“
17    I,  IV |         of the morning.~“Do you really think so?” he asked.~“Yes,
18   II,  I  |         is saving me. One would really end by going mad or dying,
19   II,  II |        genuine sadness: “Madame really looks very ill. Madame would
20   II,  II |      being. But it is not I you really love, do you know? Oh, I
21   II,  III|     this mysterious Maker might really be.~She believed in Him
22   II,  III|       receive you alone.”~“But, really, what is the matter with
23   II,  IV |       that what he read had not really penetrated to his mind. “
24   II,  IV |      not know it?”~“No.”~“What, really, you do not know it?”~“No,
25   II,  V  |         said just now, you were really inspired in coming to-day
26   II,  V  |         of cold or of heat. She really believed that she felt an
27   II,  VI |     understand how anyone could really care for a mere actor, for
28   II,  VI |         little more talk.”~“No, really. It is too late.”~The thought
29   II,  VI |     more abruptly than ours. He really is very much changed.”~“
30   II,  VI |        asked: “Did the accident really happen near the Gobelins?”~