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1       II|   he had found the courage—wonderful in one of his age—to acquire
2       XI|    response, Martial, with wonderful cleverness and felicity
3     XVII|    points, she struck with wonderful precision.~ ~It is easy
4    XVIII| delighted to see her son’s wonderful improvement in health and
5    XLVII|   word escaped his lips.~ ~Wonderful as was his accustomed control
6      LII|    In the presence of such wonderful dissimulation he almost
7      LII|   the marquise were really wonderful. She felt if she yielded
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