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 1 1|      examining the specimens on view. When the shops came to
 2 1|    forgotten again at a distant view of exquisite miniatures;
 3 1|   rescue him from all points of view, and he soon found out the
 4 1|       just been started, with a view to making an opposition
 5 1|       us once more take a broad view of civilization," said the
 6 2|         have since had a closer view of society and the world,
 7 2|         my eyes wandered over a view of roofs - brown, gray,
 8 2|         she dressed herself - a view of nothing more than a fair
 9 2|     vain; he had escaped with a view of reaching India, and since
10 2|        in my double nature. The view of the lake of Bienne, some
11 2|        from a physical point of view, as I had already studied
12 3|      out half of his neighbor's view of the stage, appearing
13 3|        from a physical point of view, so amazing from a moral?
14 3|         queer characters with a view to reproducing them faithfully
15 3| Saint-Innocent is situated. The view from this promontory, as
16 3|        strongly with the pretty view of the valley; and so strange
17 3|     valleys of the Bourbonnais. View after view swam before his
18 3|         Bourbonnais. View after view swam before his gaze, and