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1 1  |      he beheld the Virgin Mary wrapped in a golden cloud among
2 2  |      looked like a red herring wrapped up in the cover of a pamphlet,
3 2  |    hundred and sixty francs, I wrapped them up in my handkerchief,
4 2  |    quietly sewing at my table, wrapped in her meditations; the
5 2  |        imagination; my longing wrapped her round and held her close;
6 3  |   paper. He sat in an armchair wrapped in a dressing-gown with
7 3  | trusting woman, half-clad, but wrapped round in her love as by
8 3  |        he said to himself, and wrapped himself against the world
9 Epi|        and love alone. She has wrapped her shadowy form in flame,