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 1        I|         a young girl of dazzling beauty leaning upon his arm.~ ~
 2       II|        He does not know the real beauty of France, who has never
 3       IV|     seeing this young girl whose beauty had made such an impression
 4        V|    attractions for her.~ ~Grace, beauty, youth and accomplishments—
 5        X|       his millions, his physical beauty, and his talents, which
 6      XII|        and what dignity! Ah! her beauty is divine!”~ ~So Martial
 7      XII| flattered by this triumph of her beauty. D’Escorval remains to be
 8     XIII|        remarkably beautiful? Her beauty is of an unusual type, it
 9      XVI|    considerably thinner; but her beauty had a strange and touching
10    XXXVI| Essentially a woman in grace and beauty, as well as in devotion
11      LIV|         his wife, radiant in her beauty, worshipped like a queen,