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 1 1 | magnificently chiselled objects bore different initials and different coronets.
 2 1 |          bore different initials and different coronets. I looked at one
 3 2 |       Marguerite's case it was quite different. She was always alone when
 4 5 |                  Because it has very different flowers from the others." ~"
 5 7 |             meeting her, it is quite different now that I know her." ~"
 6 11|              her that I was somewhat different from the other men she knew,
 7 12|          followed their fate along a different path, the logic of chance
 8 20|          matter, if she has become a different woman?" ~"Do you think,
 9 20|             liaison. Marguerite is a different kind of a woman from what
10 23|         heart. ~So Marguerite was no different from the others; so the
11 24|              give you no idea of the different impressions which agitated