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 1 1 |      opulent insolence of their beauty, their diamonds, and their
 2 1 |         die in the midst of her beauty and luxury, before the coming
 3 2 |         by a really exceptional beauty. ~These unfortunate creatures
 4 2 | impossible to see more charm in beauty than in that of Marguerite.
 5 2 |  restore to her both health and beauty in return for her repentance
 6 7 |         sight on account of her beauty. Only to kiss her hand he
 7 9 |      full of admiration for her beauty. The proof of disinterestedness
 8 10|       you happier and keep your beauty unspoiled." ~"You think
 9 11|        heart, one's body, one's beauty, little by little; one is
10 25|     ought not to make use of my beauty to spoil the future of a
11 25|  condemn you, and to which your beauty does not entitle you. Who