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 1        2|       she looked at her with a sweet expression and a die–away
 2        3|       must have been ruined by sweet things, was eating little
 3        4|     was Rose’s man, but he was sweet on big Laure. Now Mignon
 4        4|      her ear he kept espying a sweet little satiny corner which
 5        5|     those who followed her own sweet will and didn’t care a pin
 6        5|        basins and that strong, sweet perfume, the intimate details
 7        5|        the footlights, Diana’s sweet, amorous smile on her lips,
 8        6|       which was fraught with a sweet and melancholy peacefulness.~“
 9        6| ecstasy.~“Oh, the darling! How sweet he looks dressed like a
10        6|     for instance, and a bag of sweet–meats and some oranges.
11        6|        this again added to her sweet unrest. With hesitating
12        6|     drenched little lover! How sweet it had all seemed to her,
13        7|       of the chocolate maker’s sweet–stuff shows or stood listening
14        7|        the voice with notes as sweet as those of a harmonica,
15        8|  bloated women, excited by the sweet scent of their youth, jostled
16       10|   quickly to come and kiss his sweet darling. He spoke of living
17       10|     the contrary, she was very sweet and very compliant. She
18       10|        yes, it’s that set. How sweet you are! But I say, my darling,
19       12|       Outside, under a sudden, sweet influence of a fine June
20       12|       quadrille, which sounded sweet and distant behind the trees.~
21       13|       to be such a darling, so sweet and caressing. Oh, you know,
22       13|      would have eaten a box of sweet–meats flung into her lap