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 1 1|        heighten and enhance the charms of wantonness. So the venerable
 2 1|     sighs of melancholy and the charms of maiden's shyness alone
 3 1| attitude that displayed all her charms; "and yet I had worked night
 4 2|   playing truant that still had charms for me? ~"I went into a
 5 2|        studied grace lay in the charms of her bodice. Perhaps a
 6 2|          lent to her face those charms that fascinated and subdued
 7 2| pleasure for my eyes, disclosed charms my heart had never known
 8 2|        and silence added to the charms of this industrious vigil
 9 2|     evening's fatigues, had its charms, too. ~" 'This is her real
10 2|          investing her with the charms she had not. She was mine
11 2|    mysteries and appreciate its charms, conscientious application
12 3|    value which she set upon her charms and perfections. In addition,