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 1    I,  I  |    learn to discover all his tastes, in order that, while gratifying
 2    I,  I  |   she knew how to create new tastes, to arouse appetites of
 3    I,  II |   and questionable are their tastes.~Warmed by one of those
 4    I,  II | formed a sympathy of similar tastes, that instinctive free-masonry
 5    I,  II |     beauty, as an expert who tastes a wine as yet too new.~He
 6    I,  III|    young mind, influenced by tastes and instincts that were
 7    I,  III|   entertainment suited to my tastes. As I paint the portraits
 8    I,  III|     questioned her about her tastes. She admitted, with pretty
 9   II,  IV |     ways, by so many similar tastes, by so many affinities of
10   II,  IV |     sound and discover their tastes, to know the details of