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 1    I,  I |         glowing without, Bertin sought a poetic subject. He felt
 2    I,  I |       made a shade of her hand, sought the place where the best
 3    I,  I |       details, now long remote, sought them and put them together,
 4    I,  I |       greatly admired, and much sought after.~Struck by the apparition
 5    I,  I |     Launched in the world, much sought because of her beauty and
 6    I,  I |      handsome, celebrated, much sought after, having, to respond
 7    I,  IV|        light of day, but rather sought it by lamplight, which,
 8   II,  II|        order to keep fresh, she sought to create appetite by walking
 9   II,  II|      alone in her room she even sought to define this new access
10   II,  IV|      any emotion it could find, sought among the shelves for the
11   II,  IV|      quite recent, when she had sought and provoked comparison
12   II,  V |       defeat that plan; and she sought, almost in spite of herself,
13   II,  V | obstacle to this scheme, and he sought some way to realize it in
14   II,  V |       to Paris, she had proudly sought similar toilets which at