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 1 III|         our expensive mechanical toys. A group of cocks and hens
 2 III|     festival nights are created: toys thrown into existence~{p.
 3 III|       need be without delightful toys. Conditions in the Occident
 4 VII|       are booths for the sale of toys and oddities; - there are
 5 VII|       and with them thousands of toys; little dogs and horses
 6 VII|          Gods of Good Fortune, - toys modern and toys of fashion
 7 VII|       Fortune, - toys modern and toys of fashion forgotten, -
 8 VII|          of fashion forgotten, - toys accumulated through centuries, -
 9 VII| accumulated through centuries, - toys of whole generations of
10 VII|          the priest, had brought toys with them, to be deposited
11 VII|       for one more look at loved toys~{p. 159}~and faces. The
12 VII|        colorific radiance of the toys; the shadowing of the baby-dresses;