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 1   III|     knew the youth. He was a handsome, ruddy young fellow of about
 2   III|    and ears in love with the handsome youth, and[Pg 85] what a
 3   III|     and his merry humour and handsome, manly figure, backed up
 4   III|    ladies were regarding the handsome figure of Mike, as he stood
 5    IV|         Look, sister, what a handsome pipe I have!"~ ~"It's all
 6    IV|     about it.~ ~"With what a handsome family did not God bless
 7    IV|      calculate upon making a handsome profit out of, eh?"~ ~Meyer
 8     V|      noble features, and the handsome figure!~ ~Poor girl! That
 9    VI|    into lately.~ ~Suddenly a handsome carriage turned into the
10  VIII|   his door one day, beheld a handsome carriage stop in front of
11  VIII|  suitor is neither young nor handsome, nor even amiable - he might
12  VIII| shutting her heart against a handsome young man?~ ~So the same
13  VIII|     a diligent mechanic, and handsome to boot, and, which is the
14    IX|  poor man, as he was a fine, handsome young fellow; in fact, I
15    IX|      way off."~ ~"Oh, what a handsome, refined, pleasant man he
16    IX|       You are young now, and handsome, and can get something on
17  XIII|      and want something more handsome, I'll have another built
18   XVI|   emotion was visible on his handsome noble face. Loud cries of "
19   XVI|     young Eugene Darvay, the handsome Rezsö Csendey, and that
20   XVI|   the winter there, with his handsome wife."~ ~Hah! what impression
21  XVII|    displeasure on the lady's handsome face; she was as captivating,
22  XVII|  standing side by side? What handsome trees they are! One of them
23  XVII|      bouquet of flowers in a handsome china vase, in the[Pg 323]
24 XVIII|  were as vacant as they were handsome.~ ~"Ah, good evening, Béla;