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 1 1|           and her lover, in pieces. ~Dressed in red velvet, she trampled
 2 2|             I had beheld myself well dressed, in a carriage, with a pretty
 3 2|              of clothing, and I only dressed when going out to some library
 4 2|           herself quite alone as she dressed herself - a view of nothing
 5 2| unapproachable, adored on all sides, dressed in laces and ablaze with
 6 2|           was of average height, was dressed in white, and held a feather
 7 2|              I, sickly, thin, poorly dressed, wan and pale as any artist
 8 2|            counsel in oysters.' ~"He dressed, and had his tilbury brought
 9 2|         soiree with impatience. As I dressed I put a little English penknife
10 2|          always spruce and carefully dressed. I had some reputation for
11 3|        thought as he uttered it. ~He dressed himself as simply as had
12 3|            Pauline was there, simply dressed in a cotton gown, but the
13 3|     yesterday when I saw you so well dressed, and apparently so wealthy;