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 1     I,       X|     as beardless as mine, as everybody might see by his portrait
 2     I,     XII|       shut the doors against everybody, and live the life of a
 3    II,     III|  accept it. "No," she said, "everybody must keep his own fortune.
 4    II,     VII|     the ceremony, of course, everybody congratulated the new couple,
 5    II,     VII|    jumped."~ ~In the château everybody went on tiptoe, as usual
 6    II,    VIII|      I like a joke, and look everybody in the face, and not up
 7    II,    VIII|    the - 'angel.' Of course, everybody who is acquainted with us
 8    II,      IX|     has a soothing effect on everybody, we all laughed. "No," said
 9    II,    XIII|     not believed by anybody. Everybody was inspired by the conviction
10    II,     XVI|     a sensation in the room; everybody inquired for the cause of
11    II,     XVI| except the staff of waiters. Everybody else had gone to the Bourse,