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1    I,  I |        still remarkable and as handsome as ever, although in a style
2    I,  I |       her, too, because he was handsome, strong, and famous, no
3    I,  I |      when she heard him called handsome. When she was alone, thinking
4    I,  I | scruples, like all men! He was handsome, celebrated, much sought
5   II,  V |        take for a husband this handsome fellow, who would give her,
6   II,  VI|      head, elegant, young, and handsome, with the affectations of
7   II,  VI|     with the affectations of a handsome singer.~A murmur arose.
8   II,  VI|    details of the life of this handsome singer, and the Duchess,