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 1 1|  already put back by fate. ~"We really regretted you," said his
 2 2|       of the fumes of punch - I really cannot tell - this clearness
 3 2|      not of obeying. She who is really a wife, one in heart, flesh,
 4 2|          and if it is something really good for once, they will
 5 2|       and dumb to love. You are really an interesting subject for
 6 2|         also I had never before really looked at the picture that
 7 2|        it without hesitation; I really could not take it with me
 8 2|        the 'English system.' He really wanted to establish my credit
 9 2|      answered Foedora; 'are you really growing deaf nowadays?' ~" '
10 2|         great deal better.' ~" 'Really?' ~" 'Yes, really, madame;
11 2|               Really?' ~" 'Yes, really, madame; that wavy style
12 2|    murder, either or both, I am really incapable of carrying out
13 2|         the incomplete thing it really is, of course, but so vividly
14 3|      You are MY Raphael to-day, really my own Raphael, with that
15 3|         I know so well; are you really mine, as I am yours?" ~"
16 3| fortnight," Raphael answered. ~"Really! we are to be married in
17 3|             No one whatever." ~"Really? It was not a woman who " ~"
18 3|      white man is like a negro. Really, sir, when we dine off a
19 3|          and digitaline are not really discoveries " ~"Since you
20 3|        idea. That piece of skin really contracts, to his way of
21 3|       systems at once. If there really is tubercular disease, we
22 3|     never complains at all. But really he would be better under
23 3|    first sentence: ~"Gone! This really is a flight, my Raphael.