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 1 1|     on which they lived. Two elderly waiters dawdled about with
 2 3|      his carriage," said the elderly stranger, pointing to a
 3 3|     survey of the astonished elderly applicant for admission. ~"
 4 3|      Raphael, sir," said the elderly person to Jonathan, as he
 5 3| looking from Raphael to this elderly Adonis would have remarked
 6 3|      disguised his powerful, elderly frame, and gave him the
 7 3|    impatient for her ardent, elderly admirer. She was insolently
 8 3| herself with an opera glass, elderly men grew young again, and
 9 3|  recognized in the stern the elderly lady who had spoken so harshly
10 3|      boat passed, except the elderly lady's companion, a poor
11 3| force you into a duel." ~The elderly lady's voice sounded in
12 3|    soon the old maid and her elderly innocence became, in his