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 1 2 |     one or another of those elegant, ancient ladies, whose elegance
 2 3 |     celebrities of the most elegant impropriety, furtively examined
 3 3 |   high by Mme. D., the most elegant and famous adulteress of
 4 3 |   was written in ink, in an elegant hand, an inscription on
 5 7 |  the door looking after his elegant customer's carriage. I went
 6 7 |  one evening follows a very elegant woman, with whom he had
 7 9 |       The count took a very elegant watch out of his pocket
 8 11|     not handsome or rich or elegant enough to possess such a
 9 14|     wrote to her in my most elegant handwriting and with tears
10 23| side curls; blue eyes; very elegant." ~"Ali! It was Olympe;
11 26|      Olympe passed me in an elegant carriage that M. de N. has