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 1 1|    somewhat rubbed at the brim, showed clearly enough that his
 2 1|        was a ready smile, which showed the frenzied nature of his
 3 1|       and Raphael the young man showed some curiosity. The merchant,
 4 1|    young man rose abruptly, and showed some surprise at the sight
 5 2|         the attics with me, and showed me a room that looked out
 6 2|      soft and gentle tones, and showed childish glee when I was
 7 2|         a charlatan, he plainly showed me in that pleasant way
 8 2|        questions Foedora raised showed a certain keenness of intellect.
 9 2|     past experience of pleasure showed itself in the attitudes
10 2|        of fashion. The countess showed some signs of a wish to
11 2| rendering various services that showed how seriously Foedora respected
12 2|       the sounds in the streets showed that day was at hand. For
13 2|  Foedora must refuse nothing, I showed her all a lover's deference.
14 3|  philosophers. His face plainly showed traces of a struggle between
15 3|          Therewith the gardener showed Raphael the inexorable piece
16 3|       out of bed like a kitten, showed herself gleaming in her
17 3|          A glance into the past showed it to him, as a type completely
18 3|        dignity in her carriage, showed the high value which she
19 3|       with his feeble arms, and showed him all the minute attentions
20 3|      now he drew himself up and showed an impassive face, like
21 3|   cavern in the yellowish rocks showed the dark entrance into its
22 3|    ragged; the white, fair skin showed through the rents in his
23 3|       Raphael's death-pale face showed itself in the doorway, a
24 3|       as a periwinkle petal. He showed it to her. ~"Pauline!" he