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 1 1 |        women, though they were dressed in cashmere and velvet,
 2 2 |  carriage as much as possible, dressed in furs in winter, and in
 3 3 |  Champs-Elysees, almost always dressed in pink or blue, and driving
 4 4 |        man, blond, tall, pale, dressed in a travelling suit which
 5 6 | re-entered the room Armand was dressed and ready to go out. ~"Thanks,"
 6 7 |   stationed there, and a woman dressed in white got down from it.
 7 7 |      again. ~She was elegantly dressed; she wore a muslin dress
 8 16|       of Scudo. Marguerite was dressed in white, she leaned on
 9 17|        believed that the woman dressed in white, wearing a straw
10 24|   Marguerite entered. ~She was dressed in black and veiled. I could
11 26|  recommend you to God. ~Then I dressed her as she had asked me