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 1    I,  I  |           painter experienced that slight painful emotion which touches
 2    I,  I  |            It was said of him with slight surprise: “He is really
 3    I,  I  |           his lips, saying, with a slight frown:~“Come, come—work!”~
 4    I,  II |         foundation, or weight; how slight is the basis of their beliefs,
 5    I,  II |         intellectual culture being slight and their erudition a simple
 6    I,  III|            resumed, with an air of slight confusion:~“Mamma told me
 7    I,  III|           voice of that woman! How slight a thing it takes to move
 8    I,  III|           to dispel altogether the slight cloud of regret she had
 9    I,  IV |         Others were short, active, slight or stocky, wearing foulard
10    I,  IV |         distracted by one of those slight but persistent preoccupations,
11   II,  I  |           hot food, floated in the slight breezes from the chestnut-trees,
12   II,  II |         murmur of life, a thousand slight sounds, the harmony of which
13   II,  II |            whose touch has been so slight that reason does not remember
14   II,  II | window-sill, gazing at the moon.~A slight noise made her look down.
15   II,  IV |          would have to make only a slight movement, merely a turn
16   II,  V  |           soul, and he said with a slight bow: “It will be necessary
17   II,  VI |          They sat down behind this slight embroidered wall, veiled
18   II,  VI |   involuntarily now and then, with slight tremors which the Countess