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 1 1|      as that of a bloodthirsty drama, and just as effective.
 2 1|        an audience, awaiting a drama composed of the strokes
 3 1|     bystander thought he saw a drama, the closing scene of a
 4 1|       strain of the tremendous drama within him, and by the scenes
 5 1|   Virtue, the subject of every drama at the theatre, the denoument
 6 2|     all that. . . ." ~"Let the drama begin," said Emile, half-plaintively,
 7 2|   earlier visits, to reach the drama the sooner. In my efforts
 8 2|      future, rehearsed my life drama, and discounted love and
 9 2| Foedora presented herself as a drama before a drama. Her lorgnette
10 2|    herself as a drama before a drama. Her lorgnette traveled
11 2|           In the midst of this drama that I was enacting, and
12 3| diverted perhaps by the little drama, he went to the Club that
13 3|       gray. Upon the heights a drama of color was always to be