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 1  2,2|       the purpose of aiding your charming and useful branch of industry?
 2  2,3| dressmaker?" ~"Van Klopen is too charming and polite to cause you
 3  2,4|          uses her lorgnette with charming impertinence. It is she
 4  2,4|   particular last evening. It is charming, upon my word! and I am
 5  3,3|          my imagination paints a charming picture of the calm and
 6  3,3|   Chalusse became enamoured of a charming young lady, whose husband
 7  5,3|       about the garden. But this charming life could not last for
 8  9,2|       General and his wife to be charming people, and did not cease
 9 10,4|    replied the servant, with the charming good-nature so often displayed
10 10,6|          a dinner with some very charming ladies. But, above all,
11 11,2|        him. But he had no money. Charming young men like the Viscount
12 11,3|         his appointment with the charming ladies he had spoken of.