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 1    I,  I  |      tints of her flesh, every shadow of her skin, all the expression
 2    I,  I  |      restless, as if under the shadow of threatening illness,
 3    I,  III| fancied he saw pass by him the shadow of a woman whose presence
 4   II,  II |        between them, under the shadow of the trees. They spoke
 5   II,  II |       clusters of shrubbery, a shadow seemed to fall over his
 6   II,  II |    Paris one lives in the half shadow of apartments, where heavy
 7   II,  III|     entered, as if flying, the shadow of the stairway; then passed
 8   II,  III|   stairway; then passed to the shadow of her drawing-room, then
 9   II,  III|      talk naturally, as if the shadow of the misfortune that had
10   II,  V  |        them sweet to you.”~The shadow of the clouded sky that
11   II,  VI |        veiled also by the gray shadow of a rainy day.~She resumed,