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1    I,  III| sunshine, they had left the image of their two faces imprinted
2    I,  III| canvas on which was born an image under the caress of his
3   II,  II |    almost obscured the pale image she was contemplating. She
4   II,  III|    daughter standing by the image of herself, and a sudden
5   II,  IV |    sort of evocation of her image, as once he had borne the
6   II,  IV |    as once he had borne the image of the Countess after she
7   II,  V  |    we live of that absorbed image and would die of it!~How
8   II,  VI |     her caused her charming image to flit beside them in the