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 1  2,1|    their gorgeous liveries as gold coins fresh from the mint;
 2  2,2|       thanks to her husband's gold and the condescension of
 3  5,3| thousand francs in glittering gold. ~If M. Wilkie had taken
 4  8,3|   footman, he was gorgeous in gold lace; but in the evening,
 5  9,1|      evident that a shower of gold had fallen on the General'
 6 10,1| thousand francs in glittering gold. The other, the viscount,
 7 13,1|    impart a livelier shade of gold to her dyed locks. ~Pascal
 8 13,2|  semi-barbarians, loaded with gold who are not attracted to
 9 13,3|    attracted by the number of gold and silver cups, vases,
10 17,1|     their time in counting my gold behind a grating, I should