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 1 1 | experience a strong~sensation at sight of that vast fortification,
 2 2 |         said to~be sunken out of sight beneath those innumerable
 3 2 |      stockings, a work for which~sight is needless. Both eyes had
 4 2 |     Zephirine, being deprived of sight, was not~aware of the changes
 5 5 |       all loving mothers feel at sight of~a human masterpiece made
 6 5 |       this sentiment blues their sight and~supersedes all others
 7 7 |       the strange and depressing sight of the marshes and dunes,
 8 7 |       their weird formationsthat sight uplifts the mind although~
 9 9 |         He was captivated by the sight of a chest covered with
10 9 |     pines of Les~Touches came in sight. He was afraid; and continued
11 9 |          he slipped aside out of sight, but not~out of hearing.
12 9 |      moment, as it were,at first sight, as~the saying is,Calyste
13 9 |          bathed in tears.~At the sight, and as if some sudden pain
14 10|         past, overwhelmed with a sight of his position between
15 10|          fallen in~love at first sight with the marquise; you cannot
16 10|          his sole~vengeance, the sight of their confusion.~ ~"You
17 10|          Breton could get out of sight,~Charlotte had seen him.~ ~"
18 10|         rivalry when she came in sight of the two~Parisian women,
19 10|        attracted by~so unusual a sight. Calyste had ridden on to
20 12|        shawl and went out.~ ~The sight of the Baronne du Guenic
21 13|        he~believed in the second sight of her maternal affection.
22 14|    horror which is caused by the sight of~a snake, and which Calyste
23 16|     father."~ ~It was a touching sight to see Calyste, or rather
24 19|        their bedroom, she caught~sight in a mirror of Calyste's
25 19|       her bed and recovered both sight and mind, the~first act
26 26|     purpose of not being much in sight. For the~last few days Calyste,
27 26|       they~were lead. It was the sight of him standing thus, pale