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 1 1|      place in Paris, good or bad, has been explored in the
 2 1|  newspapers as it is!" ~"Not bad that, for a journalist!
 3 2| genii. ~" 'Isn't it wantonly bad taste, insolent and unbounded
 4 2|      have brought you into a bad way. In spite of her cleverness
 5 2|   those who are going to the bad together; nothing, possibly,
 6 3|      from the Indies in very bad health. He nearly died at
 7 3|        How handsome you are, bad man!" ~The grace of love
 8 3|   nowadays it is exceedingly bad form," said Raphael drily. ~"
 9 3|      and the company are all bad for your complaint." ~"Where
10 3|      altogether. It is quite bad enough to dig my grave every