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 1 1|   young man to Paris, God only knows what may intervene; what
 2 1|     haughty power of a man who knows all things. ~With two strokes
 3 1|         pouncing upon it. "Who knows? Suspense is so pleasant." ~"
 4 1|      of her beauty; proud (who knows?) of her corruption, she
 5 1|    comes like the wind, no one knows whence. And, for that matter,
 6 2|       he never wants money. He knows the standing of everybody,
 7 2|        coquette so long as she knows not love. ~" 'Well,' I said
 8 2|    between us! Only a poor man knows what such a passion costs
 9 2|        be married. Heaven only knows what follies your rivals
10 2|      the image of a crime that knows no remorse (see L'Auberge
11 2|        fulfilled as soon as he knows them. He will make us all
12 3| Jonathan replied, "Heaven only knows what is the matter with
13 3|      printed every morning. He knows his dinner by rote. In the
14 3|      just what nobody on earth knows but himself and God Almighty.
15 3|      my Lord Marquis certainly knows a great deal more about
16 3|       The science of mechanics knows no simpler nor more beautiful
17 3|         Analysis, and goodness knows what in the way of mocking