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1    I,  III|        and an entrance to that exquisite jewel of a park, displaying
2    I,  III|  thinking that he must make an exquisite picture, with one corner
3    I,  IV |       and astonishing Roll, an exquisite Gervex, and many others,
4   II,  II | pleasure of unpremeditated and exquisite sensuous delight. He even
5   II,  II |        two women.~“Ah, what an exquisite evening!” said he, as soon
6   II,  IV |       a play, stirring also an exquisite and almost sensuous pleasure
7   II,  VI |   become the great, excellent, exquisite singer, whose worldly fame