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1  2,5|        d'Argeles. She's rather pretty. I have seen her several
2  3,3| departure, she gave birth to a pretty little daughter, Mademoiselle
3  3,3|  brought him a letter from his pretty mistress, who wrote: 'We
4  6,4|       install yourself in some pretty cottage near London, and
5  7,3|         he thought. "This is a pretty state of things! I must
6  8,4|   wearing now - - ." ~"Is very pretty, my child, and it becomes
7  9,6|     her dear young lady a very pretty present which Madame de
8 11,2|    give us a deal of money and pretty dresses, and I shall have
9 14,1|        doubt about that. He is pretty effectually used up, judging