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1    I,  I  |     classed Bertin among the daring, although his wisely original
2    I,  I  |  allow himself to indulge in daring pleasantries and spicy jests
3    I,  I  |    way, with a grace at once daring and delicate.~In a week’
4    I,  I  |     herself a respite before daring to reflect upon what had
5    I,  II | which allowed him to say the daring things which he took delight
6   II,  II |    little by little, without daring to acknowledge it even to
7   II,  III|    waited for some time, not daring to speak; he looked at them,
8   II,  VI |      and was bewildered, not daring to advance! Oh, if she had