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 1 1|        red color returned as he affected the airs of an Englishman,
 2 2|    their canes, gave themselves affected airs, appropriated the fairest
 3 2|        errands for some insipid affected woman; all this disgusts
 4 2|     course of my love, might be affected by a speck of mud upon my
 5 2|         I renounced love; and I affected gaiety but ill, like a courtier
 6 3|     Maugredie made answer, with affected solemnity, and handing the
 7 3|        Nothing is too seriously affected. You will easily get your
 8 3|    action in the system, and so affected the brain, like a hole in
 9 3|      Archeus of Van Helmont, is affected in his case - the very essence
10 3|    peculiar organs, differently affected, diversely nourished, adapted
11 3|       his epigastric region has affected his brain, or his brain
12 3| supernatural unconcern, that it affected even the two postilions,