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1        4|       she got up and went and bathed her eyes. Yet when they
2        6| slowly home and, hat in hand, bathed his burning forehead in
3        6|   fine trees. The country was bathed in a silvery–gray atmosphere.
4        7|      and the empty street was bathed in white light. He felt
5        9|       seen it before had been bathed in gas fumes and loud with
6       11|       opposite. Beyond these, bathed in the light of noon, lay
7       11|     breeze and her snowy face bathed in the sunshine. Then by
8       12|      to spread away and away, bathed in transparent shadow and
9       12|      he saw the property room bathed in greenish twilight and