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 1 1 |         without passion, without pleasure, as she would have worked
 2 4 |        you will realize how much pleasure it will give me to do anything
 3 6 |          origin of that mournful pleasure which we find in sights
 4 8 |          the last piece." ~"With pleasure; I will go and tell my friend." ~"
 5 10|          serve the vanity or the pleasure of our lovers, they leave
 6 10|      reason for it." ~"One finds pleasure in childish enough things,
 7 10|        too bad to destroy such a pleasure when, by simply leaving
 8 11|     means reassured me as to her pleasure in seeing me. ~"Did you
 9 14|       then I should have had the pleasure of seeing the tears that
10 17| allowance. However, Marguerite's pleasure in seeing her friends was
11 17|       saw the expense which that pleasure entailed, and especially
12 17|          would not sacrifice the pleasure of having me constantly
13 21|         two visits have given me pleasure, Armand," he said; "they