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 1 2 |   widest and best sense, gifted with a brilliant, but not profound,
 2 2 |         but not profound, mind, with much varied knowledge, but
 3 2 |     from everything he saw, met with and found, anecdotes at
 4 4 |   atmosphere of tobacco blended with steaming coffee, he seemed
 5 7 |                                 With pleasure. You know that
 6 8 |       mind, weighs the interest with which they inspire you,
 7 11|     great sorrow, also fills me with regrets -- regrets of all
 8 11|         grave. She has finished with life.~
 9 12|    cities filled to overflowing with inhabitants. Think how many
10 12|     their little graves covered with a stone or marked by a cross,
11 13| inanimate flesh still convulsed with the death agony than all
12 15|      and was all at once filled with sadness, a sadness that
13 21|        She had covered her face with her hands and, standing
14 21|   softly at first, then louder, with quick motions of her neck
15 21|     eyes of a bewildered woman, with which she glanced about
16 21|        sigh, then she sank down with her cheek on the marble
17 43|                        I agreed with eagerness. She ascended
18 47|     pretty, and she gazed at me with her clear eyes, gazed so
19 56|                   Will you dine with me?'~
20 61|     grew lively and I went home with her.~
21 65|        broken off all relations with their dead. The grave of
22 67|    signal, a tiny little signal with her eye, which meant: 'Do
23 69|           I went my way, filled with amazement, asking myself
24 69|     else was she only impressed with the admirable, profoundly