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1 2 |    and narrow brow, which~the falling off of the hair had somewhat
2 6 |      Nantes; but old Faucombe~falling ill with his last illness,
3 14| effect of the rays of the sun~falling plumb upon the sands, produced
4 14|       then the thud of~a body falling on the ground. Instead of
5 16|  father's wishes, Calyste was falling back into a~condition of
6 18|  other, weariness. It~was the falling of a thunderbolt.~ ~From
7 25|     not yet committed that of falling in love with a~virtuous
8 26|       prevent the~Breton from falling at her feet and watering