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 1    I,  I  |    showed a large square of dazzling blue, a bright vista of
 2    I,  III|  mother and daughter in the dazzling light. Certainly, they were
 3    I,  IV |    almost luminous in their dazzling whiteness.~As Bertin took
 4    I,  IV |    tint which rendered more dazzling by contrast the superb freshness
 5   II,  III|   unreasoning memory of the dazzling glare that bathed the country
 6   II,  III|     on seeing her:~“You are dazzling this evening!”~And this
 7   II,  IV |   bronze mast that bore the dazzling globe. Other lights on the
 8   II,  V  |     her daughter absolutely dazzling. The time seemed far away,
 9   II,  VI |     amphitheater, under the dazzling electric light from the
10   II,  VI | Countess turned, and in the dazzling light of that fire she beheld