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1    I,  I  |       the sketch, and finally expressed her satisfaction.~“It is
2    I,  II |    this, and with quiet irony expressed doubt of the knowledge of
3    I,  III|       the word “Olivier!” she expressed all her reproaches and all
4    I,  III|      air of springtime.~As he expressed his gratitude to her in
5   II,  II |   hearts, the gaiety of which expressed itself in graceful gambols.~
6   II,  II |    they grumbled a little and expressed their dissatisfaction until
7   II,  III| treated as an artist when she expressed an opinion in asking advice.
8   II,  V  |   intention which he had just expressed of inviting the Marquis
9   II,  VI |      girl, how would they had expressed the painful and secret effort