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1    I,  I  |    This desire to please was apparent in him in many ways, and
2    I,  I  |    of comprehension and such apparent enjoyment of this initiation,
3    I,  I  |     tenderness restrained by apparent remorse, hesitating attentions,
4    I,  II |     gay audacity was already apparent under an air of timid playfulness,
5    I,  II |     the day in praise of the apparent qualities of the work, and
6    I,  III|      to be admired, under an apparent indifference to this indisputable
7   II,  III| indicating more strictly her apparent duties toward the Church,