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 1    I,  I  |        belied, however, by her smiling face, lighted up by her
 2    I,  II |      other round the waist and smiling.~The guests exclaimed and
 3    I,  III| looking about her. Her usually smiling face had become grave, and
 4    I,  III|     the tall Rocdiane.~Bertin, smiling, quite at home, shook hands
 5    I,  III|          Nothing,” he replied, smiling. “You entertain me very
 6    I,  IV |        Farandal, attentive and smiling, and extending his hand
 7    I,  IV |    beheld Farandal talking and smiling like an accepted suitor,
 8   II,  II |    impotence.~She lived, then, smiling, with a sort of factitious
 9   II,  II |          the Countess replied, smiling.~“I like it to-day because
10   II,  II |        with gold dust. Bertin, smiling, looked at her continually.~“
11   II,  II |  kissed her hand, and replied, smiling:~“Oh, I cannot philosophize
12   II,  III|      affectionately, and said, smiling: “Ah, ha! I knew very well
13   II,  III|      something in jest without smiling:~“Oh, he had a great deal