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1 6 |          as a reality she must be feared. Camille~Maupin is in some
2 8 |    deceiving his wife, and yet he feared her,~two causes for tyranny
3 11|          abandoning Conti, I have feared to have you here. My dear,
4 12|        storms as that grand eagle feared them.~ ~But ha! what am
5 13|           astonished~Calyste; she feared that he might arrive in
6 13| promptings~of worldly wisdom; she feared the contempt of society.~ ~
7 14|         sea, or, still more to be feared, upon the~rocks.~ ~This
8 18|           on learning that Sabine~feared the croup, and was watching