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 1    I,  I  |          But his feeling, on the contrary, seemed to come from an
 2    I,  I  |       make such a jest?”~“On the contrary, I am absolutely serious,”
 3    I,  I  |           and to reflect; on the contrary, in that mysterious and
 4    I,  I  |          habit.~With her, on the contrary, the passionate, persistent
 5    I,  II | According to the Duchess, on the contrary, and also Olivier Bertin,
 6    I,  III|       felt very animated, on the contrary, but he wished to go, fearing
 7    I,  III|            No, indeed! Quite the contrary.”~“Look well at that young
 8   II,  II |          afresh.~Annette, on the contrary, full of girlish curiosity,
 9   II,  II |  contrast, she was proud, on the contrary, of being able to command
10   II,  II |          Well, I propose, on the contrary, to remain here! Paris is
11   II,  II |     affection; at my age, on the contrary, love has become like the
12   II,  V  |        intended to stay at home. Contrary to what you said just now,