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 1 1|      expresses, I think, this melancholy thought, "Yes, I can imagine
 2 1|  features were stamped with a melancholy grace, his looks told of
 3 1|      to the sky: gray clouds, melancholy gusts of the wind, the stormy
 4 1|    Emile said, with burlesque melancholy, "I can see no halting-place
 5 1|       seemed like a spirit of melancholy - some coy, pale, shadowy
 6 1|   single effort (the sighs of melancholy and the charms of maiden'
 7 2| poetic moods of daylight, the melancholy mists, sudden gleams of
 8 2|       to make.' ~"Perhaps the melancholy tones in which I spoke enlightened
 9 2|      No; experience sheds its melancholy light over the events of
10 3|    smallest trifles about the melancholy place. ~When Raphael inherited
11 3|    pattern on it. The intense melancholy that preyed upon him could
12 3|       hollow eyes of Raphael, melancholy and sad. Emblem of the doom
13 3|  still sought warmth from its melancholy hearth, these two were laughing
14 3|      almost colorless clouds. Melancholy is sweet to us then, and
15 3|    wall, and fell into a deep melancholy. He mused upon the meagre
16 3|     shore from thence, at the melancholy looking Abbey of Haute-Combe,
17 3|       rocks, without a single melancholy presentiment or doubt of
18 3| terrible poem of mourning and melancholy. When he had wished to live
19 3|       of the house uttered in melancholy and wistful tones for his