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 1 1|         It was the poet's task to complete the sketches of the great
 2 2|    deceive myself, my labors will complete the task begun by Mesmer,
 3 2|           her that our ideas were complete organic beings, existing
 4 2|          ascendency only the more complete because it comprehended
 5 2|        that I had not a penny. To complete the measure of my misfortune,
 6 2|        nature would have gained a complete ascendency over her. Keen
 7 2|          and the whole art of the complete courtier. If you neglect
 8 2| tremendous tasks; I determined to complete my labors. For fifteen days
 9 2|        The wearied artist needs a complete contrast to his paradise
10 2|           Rouge). The picture was complete. A picture of a foul life
11 3|      perfume. And yet there was a complete contradiction between the
12 3|      thinking over the sudden and complete way in which his wishes
13 3|   political principles, living in complete immunity from sportsmen,
14 3|    doctors brought among them the complete circle of medical philosophy;
15 3|         science, who see in man a complete individual, subject solely
16 3|          whole strange vision was complete. ~Raphael felt a caressing