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1  7,3|  himself for what he secretly styled his weakness. "Women are
2 10,4|    nook which he so pompously styled his chamber, and quickly
3 13,7|     the flatterers around him styled "form." "A man should no
4 14,2|       who had advised what he styled his blunder - Wilkie was
5 14,2|     began to describe what he styled his explanation with Madame
6 20,1| Gordon-Chalusse, as M. Wilkie styled himself on his visiting