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 1     II,      II|      lady wears such a heavy veil that one can't tell if she
 2     II,      II|  That accounts for the heavy veil she always wears - "~ ~"
 3     II,      II|     manner? The story of the veil will spread farther and
 4     II,      II|   the reason the lady wore a veil was because of the repulsiveness
 5    III,       I|   over her face a heavy lace veil that effectually concealed
 6    III,       I|   satisfied himself that the veil was securely fastened around
 7    III,     III|  necessary. I will put on my veil, and let no one see my face."~ ~"
 8    III,      IV|      was hidden by the heavy veil. Could the doctor have seen
 9     IV,      II|     the little maid tore the veil from her face, and for the
10     IV,      II|    she was about to draw the veil over her face again; but
11     IV,     III|    should not have to wear a veil any more."~ ~She distorted
12      V,      II|  attempts to lift the lady's veil?"~ ~"Then he dies!" The
13      V,      II|  this morning." She drew her veil over her face, and asked: "
14      V,      II|       The gown, the hat, and veil were exactly like those
15      V,      II| baroness, who flung back her veil, exclaiming: "Here, Colonel
16      V,      II|        The baroness drew her veil over her face, and, clinging
17      V,      II|       Adieu!"~ ~She drew her veil closer over her face, and
18     VI,      IV|      and my reply there is a veil that separates the two."~ ~"
19     VI,      IV|   separates the two."~ ~"The veil has been removed."~ ~"Ah!
20     VI,      IV|    of the castle without her veil? Is she pretty?"~ ~"More
21    VII,     III|      suddenly flung back her veil and revealed the face of -
22      X,      II|   from the dust with a heavy veil; the younger lady wore no
23      X,      II|     the younger lady wore no veil over her pale face, but