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1        1|     admissions, caused great amusement. A neat phrase went the
2        1|     expected, caused so much amusement that the house encored the
3        3| company were old fogies, and amusement was not to be found there.
4        5|    company had been deriving amusement from a comedy which was
5        7|     she ended with a strange amusement which consisted of swinging
6        8| dining out. She derived much amusement from the stories and the
7       11|     movements with a look of amusement and declared that the women
8       14|     for the sake of a little amusement. No, not at all! She had