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 1 1| arrogance, which opened up new ways to the modern school. A
 2 2|      Rue de Cluny, her winsome ways and laughter amused the
 3 2|        her daughter watched my ways and behavior, scrutinized
 4 2|        singular person and her ways all evening. I concealed
 5 2|       as softly over the rough ways of life! What failure and
 6 2|     afresh; there were so many ways of explaining Foedora, that
 7 2|     have squandered it in such ways as these. Was not the world
 8 3|       offence at his luxurious ways; their ungraciousness had
 9 3|      district; its hardworking ways, its thrift, ignorance,
10 3|      rocks. He had learned the ways and habits of growth of