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 1      I,       I|       in bed, to as much of the conversation as she could hear.~ ~A ray
 2      I,      II|   citizen. Let 's have a little conversation about it"; and the pretended
 3      I,      IV|      Themire herself turned the conversation to the "toilet rivalry"
 4      I,      IV|        where they joined in the conversation, danced vis-à-vis with their
 5      I,      IV|        guests, how to spice her conversation with piquant anecdotes,
 6     II,       I| profession, but little given to conversation. When he did open his lips,
 7     II,      II|    perfectly how to conduct the conversation during the repast - an art
 8     II,      II|       more willing to share the conversation with their hostess.~ ~"The
 9     II,      II|       was now ready to join the conversation.~ ~"Gentlemen and ladies,"
10     VI,       V|         junior, interrupted the conversation. He came to announce dinner.
11    VII,       I|       the count, continuing the conversation which had begun at the dining-table, "