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1    I,  I  |       I~A DUEL OF HEARTS~Broad daylight streamed down into the vast
2    I,  IV |      art, and, though in broad daylight she produced an effect that
3   II,  II |     idea of appearing in broad daylight before Olivier, in the open
4   II,  III| security, in the dim and misty daylight of Paris, which, hardly
5   II,  V  |      to think and suffer until daylight.~He rose early, without
6   II,  V  |  almost as mystic as a temple. Daylight fell from above through
7   II,  VI |   friend in common, who before daylight may have ceased to live.~“