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1 1  |        ten or so should acquire a fleeting renown; as for the rest,
2 2  |           to describe the hues of fleeting emotions, the nothings beyond
3 3  |         that had been perfect but fleeting. Her tiny pink and white
4 3  |          divine picture, with the fleeting spell over it all that belongs
5 3  |         discerned himself in this fleeting picture; he followed out
6 3  |       fantastic illusion like the fleeting pictures of his disordered
7 Epi| unimaginable delicate outlines, a fleeting apparition which no chance
8 Epi|       queen of illusions, a woman fleeting as a kiss, a woman bright