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 1     I,      IV|     opened the billiard-room, a handsome apartment. Its walls were
 2     I,      IV|       of the windows, hung very handsome landscapes, apparently American.~ ~
 3     I,      VI|     remember rightly, you had a handsome property there."~ ~"Have
 4     I,    VIII|          there must have been a handsome penny left, and I could
 5     I,      IX|       to this estate - rather a handsome piece of property in this
 6     I,       X|        me was one conspicuously handsome and distinguished-looking
 7     I,    XIII|        through the new and very handsome iron trellis in front of
 8    II,       I| Countess Diodora was strikingly handsome. Tall of stature and fully
 9    II,      II|         for women will find him handsome enough."~ ~"Only that the
10    II,      II|         Devils are enchantingly handsome men, with pale faces, and
11    II,      II|         A seducer must needs be handsome. In the old Jewish Scripture,
12    II,      IV|        brave, accomplished, and handsome, what would be my fate if
13    II,    VIII|       towel. "Oh, you are quite handsome enough!" she said, mockingly; "
14    II,      XI|    residence for her. I found a handsome, palatial-looking house,
15    II,     XIV|       wonder. I must have cut a handsome figure, with, that torn
16    II,     XVI|         It was just as though a handsome widow should remarry the