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 1 1|         midnight adventures, cut short by the cool thrust of a
 2 1|     tries to resolve. ~Imagine a short old man, thin and spare,
 3 1|          and tyrannously cut him short. He said no more. ~"Do you
 4 1|           greenrooms - to cut it short, every lurking place in
 5 1|       debauchery! Your Byron, in short, sings of crime and its
 6 1|  pomegranates, Chinese fruit; in short, all the surprises of luxury,
 7 2|        distance of ten paces, in short, the fortunes of play blanched
 8 2|         decoration found himself short by forty francs. Uneasy
 9 2|       that says a great deal. In short, I concealed the fires that
10 2|          a comedy that in a very short time must bring me wealth
11 2|        from me as I wooed it! In short, my life has been a cruel
12 2|        engraved by a jeweler; in short, a liking for all that is
13 2|          but the distance seemed short, in spite of the cold. And
14 2|   alluring pose I had seen but a short time before. Sometimes I
15 2|      yourself so miserable in so short a life?' ~"I looked at Pauline
16 2|         torrent. ~"Excess is, in short, for the body what the mystic'
17 2|         dying, I signed bills at short dates, and the day came
18 3|        are absolutely silent. In short, my master has not a single
19 3|            a classical style, in short, can never spoil anything
20 3|       eyes, and a moustache. His short dress coat, hat tilted over
21 3| luxurious surroundings. Here, in short, was Foedora, gifted with
22 3|      zoology. ~The Marquis saw a short man buried in profound reflections,
23 3|        animal. A tame onager, in short, is worth an enormous amount;
24 3|           but human life is very short, so that we do not claim
25 3|        remarked Cameristus. ~"In short," Maugredie made answer,
26 3|        had been a doctor for too short a time to be untouched by
27 3|         thought at last. Who, in short, has not led a lazy life,
28 3|  questions, to which he returned short answers. He recognized them