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1 2 |     her opera-glass, a bag of sweets, and a bouquet of camellias. ~
2 7 |       We must go and get some sweets. She asked me for some." ~
3 7 |     looking about to see what sweets to choose, when my friend
4 7 |     She eats no other kind of sweets; everybody knows it. ~"Ah,"
5 7 | little nod, and said, "And my sweets?" ~"Here they are." ~She
6 8 |       was giving her a bag of sweets, into which she dipped at
7 12|      I sent him to fetch some sweets, so that we could talk by
8 13|     months; give her flowers, sweets, boxes at the theatre; but
9 26|    The dining-room is full of sweets and all sorts of presents