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1   XXXVII| unalterable sang-froid that he dressed the baron’s wounds and made
2       LI|        to your generosity. You dressed me in it, as you sew gold
3      LII|       is quite a young man; is dressed like a peasant, and is perhaps,
4      LIV|    house. She was very plainly dressed—entirely in black—but her
5      LIV|        my wife; but why is she dressed in such a fashion?” he thought.~ ~
6      LIV|          Mme. Blanche, who had dressed herself with such care,