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1 6 |    to leave him with a high air, as if he were going to
2 8 |     like one who carries an air of dissatisfaction in his
3 16| this, came in with a jaunty air, carrying himself proudly
4 18|  enter his service. With an air of indifference and self-satisfaction
5 21|  and night, and in the calm air of the morning, just between
6 25|     sovereign, they have an air of deep contentment.~2. '
7 26|   One's position alters the air, just as the nurture affects
8 26| much more should a peculiar air distinguish him whose position