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1 1| infuse pomp into trifles, and style and charm into dissipation . . .
2 1|      Young writers who lacked style stood beside other young
3 1|  heirs to feed upon? There is style, isn't there, about those
4 2|      the silken hangings, the style of the furniture, and the
5 2|     really, madame; that wavy style only looks nice in fair
6 2|       be sure to do things in style," said Emile. ~The hurrah
7 3|      my manuscript is." ~"The style is no doubt correct?" queried
8 3|        a lucid and harmonious style - the diction of Massillon,
9 3|    great Racine - a classical style, in short, can never spoil