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 1 1 |           Death had purified the air of this abode of splendid
 2 12|      replied, with that ironical air which went so well with
 3 14|       will put on an indifferent air, and she will be convinced
 4 15|          Sir," he said, with the air of a man who is very well
 5 19|       are as necessary to you as air is to life, and it may be
 6 21|        distract her and that the air would do her good. I wanted
 7 22|      Besides, I felt the need of air and physical fatigue in
 8 24|         to assume an indifferent air as I asked her what had
 9 26| Everything about me had a festal air. I never knew before that
10 26|          I speak; I am stifling. Air!" ~I burst into tears, opened