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 1 2 |    a debauche nor depraved, but a singular, happy fellow,
 2 2 |    gifted with a brilliant, but not profound, mind, with
 3 2 | with much varied knowledge, but no true erudition, ready
 4 8 |   the influence of the day. But when the sun is very bright
 5 14|                             But in Montmartre one can yet
 6 14|    little statue by Millet, but ruined by dirt and neglect.
 7 15|  This place is not amusing, but my time has not come yet.'~
 8 18|                             But I love above all in this
 9 45|   modest, even rather poor, but simple and in good taste.~
10 50|                             But I next kissed her on the
11 62|   lasted about three weeks. But one gets tired of everything,
12 64|          I do not know why, but one day I thought I might
13 65|    time without meeting any but the ordinary visitors to
14 66|                             But as I wandered in another