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 1   1|        a division cut down in a great battle; somber artillerymen,
 2  80| condescension characteristic of great ladies whom no contact with
 3 123|       color. When he drank, his great beard, which matched the
 4 123|        affinity between the two great passions of his life --
 5 135|   Although an ardent admirer of great generals, the peasant woman'
 6 135|       hands now maintained at a great expense, of so much unproductive
 7 135|     they were employed in those great industrial enterprises which
 8 149|     help one another; it is the great ones of this world who make
 9 195|         shocked at the word, so great was the general indignation.
10 265|         slightly toward them. A great sigh of relief went up from
11 266|       found in this place." And great was Madame Loiseau's dismay
12 272|         tugged furiously at his great beard, as if trying to add