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1 2 |  terrors were~caused by the events of 1814 and those of 1830.
2 4 |   and then by narratives of events in~the town, or by discussions
3 4 |    by discussions on public events. Sometimes the players~would
4 5 |  expression of his face the events of~the evening. But he caused
5 6 | wanted to meditate over the events of her life, like a~cloistered
6 8 |    judging men, and~things, events, and life itself, from the
7 13|   have its influence on the events of the~morrow.~ ~Calyste'
8 17|  him plainly to tell me the events which had led him to the~