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 1 1|      from the windows, as if to show their insignificant faces
 2 1|         the first floor, I will show you some very fine mummies
 3 1|     youth alone. Time alone may show us our folly, but good fortune
 4 2|    words struck me; now I could show my gratitude for the kindnesses
 5 2|         poor child tried not to show her joy, but her eyes sparkled. ~" '
 6 2|         voice, 'you must let me show my gratitude to you and
 7 2|      countess there, and I will show you the pretty little widow
 8 2|         I could escape from her show of concern; she would not
 9 2|        I was greatly tempted to show myself suddenly among the
10 2|       on him. He had better not show me any offensive airs!'
11 3|        in Paris. She laughed to show her white teeth; her head
12 3|         come a very long way to show us his brown and gray plumage
13 3|        Dutchman. "I am going to show you, in a word or two, that
14 3|    curtains, it yet sufficed to show clearly the rich colors
15 3| injection, has colored so as to show their least ramifications. ~
16 3|       over this unlucky phantom show of truth; but still he found
17 3|         I beg that you will not show yourself in the Club again." ~"