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1    1,    3|       attire, made a favorable impression. The boy she held by the
2    1,    6|     his mouth, he gave one the impression of being a great talker,
3    2,    6| dispirited tone made a painful impression on the minds of his auditors.
4    2,    7|        he gave one a favorable impression. The interest he excited
5    2,   10|      but his reasoning made no impression.~M. Olbinett prepared the