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 1    I,  I  |   somewhat plump, but with that freshness which lends to a woman of
 2    I,  III|         that the first youthful freshness is only the gloss of riper
 3    I,  III|       in the midst of the green freshness. A little marble boy was
 4    I,  IV | dazzling by contrast the superb freshness of the young girl’s complexion.
 5   II,  II |   appeared at her side with the freshness of her eighteen years, instead
 6   II,  II |       impregnated the park with freshness, the soft breeze made the
 7   II,  II |   little of that pink and white freshness which he had already tasted,
 8   II,  IV |      man, was captivated by her freshness, by that springing of beautiful
 9   II,  IV |      and, breathing in the cool freshness of the dewy lawns, he felt
10   II,  IV |  powerful charm of that radiant freshness, and she thought: “I was
11   II,  V  |        death all her charm, her freshness and grace; she begged only