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1        1|    well–groomed and extremely distinguished man.~“The Count Xavier de
2        3|      series of functionaries, distinguished by the immaculate personal
3        3|      certain individuals with distinguished, aristocratic manners were
4        4|    she at once assumed a most distinguished manner.~“Ah, how nice of
5        4|      her shoulders to the old distinguished–looking gentleman three
6        7| silhouette of a water jug. He distinguished nothing clearly, but he
7        8|     on the part of a woman so distinguished looking very amusing, the
8        9|     woman now and wore a most distinguished expression in order to overwhelm
9       11|      silk dress, sat, looking distinguished beside a tall young man