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 1 1|     height. He must have been raised almost to the skies; he
 2 1|       skirt had been slightly raised as she stepped to the pavement,
 3 1|     rosy answering lights. He raised his head and saw a skeleton
 4 1|  murmur grew, and voices were raised. The saturnalia, subdued
 5 1|      took another name when I raised myself above women's level." ~"
 6 2|       forty francs himself. I raised my head in triumph upon
 7 2| nature. The questions Foedora raised showed a certain keenness
 8 2|      replying to an objection raised by himself. "I did not analyze
 9 3|     with languishing coquetry raised her red lips to his for
10 3|       up, by being constantly raised to scratch his head; so
11 3|   creased, for he stooped and raised himself by turns, as his
12 3|     of flame in them. When he raised his head, he found himself