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1     XII| represented a recumbent Sappho playing on a nine-stringed lyre.
2     XII|       dance "La Gitana" to her playing. The spirit and feeling,
3      XV|        of the evening sunlight playing high up on one side of the
4     XVI|        the period, - they were playing cards.~ ~One chair in the
5     XVI|     that when we have finished playing," was the careless rejoinder. "
6    XVII| listener the while that he was playing a beautiful melody. Blanka
7    XVII|    night."~ ~"So you have been playing cards with the Amorites,
8    XXII|       face. The little one was playing and prattling, giving no