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 1 2|       in my room, in her shabby dress, but her slightest movement
 2 2|       in the flutterings of her dress, remarked the nature of
 3 2|     countess again in her white dress with its large graceful
 4 2|     took the note. I changed my dress. When my toilette was ended,
 5 2|      s-down, and unfastened her dress, while Justine prepared
 6 3|             You must get up and dress, my Lord Marquis.' ~"Then
 7 3|      and a moustache. His short dress coat, hat tilted over one
 8 3|        lace that went round her dress; he could hear the gracious
 9 3|      sounds of the folds of her dress itself, light rustling noises
10 3|       feminine finery; a muslin dress and flowers formed her most
11 3|       see her in this negligent dress; she was delightful as some
12 3|       The outlines of Pauline's dress, hanging from a cheval glass,
13 3|       heard the fluttering of a dress and the sound of light footsteps
14 3|     scalloped like the hem of a dress; the meadow might be an
15 3|        white teeth; her cap and dress, the face, full figure,
16 3| beautiful women in full evening dress, with bare necks and shoulders,