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1    I,  I  |      Perhaps, too, the sudden admiration of the world for his works,
2    I,  I  |     Behind the smiles and the admiration which among women are always
3    I,  I  |     him; she soothed him with admiration and enveloped him in flattery,
4    I,  II |    apparently in a rapture of admiration, and Olivier Bertin, accustomed
5    I,  III|    years as the theme for the admiration of her partisans, bowed
6    I,  III|    her an echo of respect and admiration, when she realized that
7   II,  II |      my attentions to you, my admiration, my wish to please you,
8   II,  III|    unexpected defection, this admiration intended wholly for her
9   II,  IV | murmured in distinct words of admiration as they passed. It was the