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 1 1|       slender form and graceful movements entranced him. Her skirt
 2 1|     colors, or as making slight movements; his irregular pulse was
 3 1|        the general commotion by movements like the heaving and pitching
 4 1|        attitudes and the slight movements of their heads, each differing
 5 2| detected a languid charm in her movements, a grace in the flutterings
 6 2|    fascinations of her form and movements. These pictures of Foedora
 7 2|    about it all. Yet in all her movements, however alluring, whether
 8 2|         is no suavity about the movements of women who have no soul
 9 2|      the sleepers' heads. Their movements during slumber had disordered
10 3|          he could even feel her movements as she breathed; with the
11 3|    success; the rapidity of its movements can only be compared with
12 3|   perfections. In addition, her movements were all demure and discreet,
13 3|       and rough brown hair. His movements were like a bird's-swift,