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 1  3,3|    after all. Such perfect beauty united with such modesty,
 2  8,4| consciousness of one's own beauty, are these delights not
 3  9,5|   by his strange visitor's beauty. ~Rather more than an hour
 4  9,6|   found some laces of rare beauty, which she had secured for
 5 11,1|     Of her once remarkable beauty naught remained but her
 6 13,1|  off her peculiar style of beauty to admirable advantage. ~"
 7 13,3|  had once been a marvel of beauty, was stained in several
 8 18,2|   that heart, wit, talent, beauty, all womanly charms are
 9 18,4|   to the girl's remarkable beauty. "This is Mademoiselle de
10 20,2| her happy tears; and whose beauty acquired an almost sublime