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1        I,  I   |       should in no way cast a shade over the festivities; and,
2        I,  I   |       the light, he wished to shade them, the better to see
3       II,  I   |       arranged for him in the shade of a birch tree.~“Bah! it’
4       II,  VI  |      concealed herself in the shade. She had waited till the
5       II,  VII | having been crossed under the shade of its magnificent birches,
6       II,  VIII|     travelers, large trees to shade them from the heat of the
7       II,  XIV |  window, and invisible in the shade did not answer. The Grand