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 1 2 | dispossessed Elder branch. The future of the exiled Bourbons,
 2 4 |     plans we have made for his future. Therefore, don't weep;~
 3 5 |      who~lived as much for the future interests of her son as
 4 6 |   March 20~intervened, and her future was vague and uncertain.
 5 6 |      she~wanted to confide her future to a superior man, to whom
 6 8 |       taken the~measure of his future on his faculties; he sees
 7 9 |        room.~ ~"Here comes the future deputy of Brittany," said
 8 10|    torpid contemplation~of the future. Before he could rise and
 9 10|       had quietly supposed her future unassailable; she arrived
10 10|   Rochefide would~be for her a future, and the topic of a hundred
11 12|      your mind, to make you in future a brother to~me, as I shall
12 14|    without the conviction of a future of holiness. The thought~
13 14|     you my family, my name, my~future."~ ~"But what an insult
14 14|        which they offer on the future; to all of which Beatrix
15 14|         my past has robbed the future~of all security."~ ~It was
16 14|       to chance to arrange the future.~ ~They reached Les Touches
17 17|       for Calyste a prosperous future.~Being allied to the family
18 17|     indifference. What sort of~future might that have led to?
19 18|        in the past than in the future.~ ~Ah! mother, pity me,
20 20|       divine, if possible, the future~of his day. With what restrained
21 22|     ministers, who foresaw~the future.~ ~Napoleon had also said, "
22 22|     persuaded to that doubtful future by~the fatal example of
23 23|      in penitentiaries, in the future of liberated galley-~slaves,
24 23|       of saddling that one. My~future can go on two legs now."~ ~
25 23|     opened the question of her~future, and declared that she wished
26 23|       his~hand, and heart, and future,three things of about the
27 25|         my dear fellow, what a future you are preparing for yourself!"~
28 26|      at some adornment for the future~/layette/.~ ~"What has happened