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 1 1 |    applaud it; and, whether they fear or~scoff at it, they continue
 2 2 |     needle without the slightest fear of~wounding herself. She
 3 4 |       where cupidity fought with fear. If Charlotte de Kergarouet,
 4 5 |       calm and placid home.~ ~"I fear that woman will ruin him,"
 5 6 |          Felicite's aunt died of fear. Two of the sisters left
 6 8 |        never tremble or throb or fear or gasp,~or lie beneath
 7 10|     repulses men of strength who fear a struggle. Your power~may
 8 10|        Touches showed the utmost fear; a sudden flush~colored
 9 10|         me?"~ ~"What have you to fear?" replied the critic. "Calyste
10 12|       you~will make me think you fear me. Ah, Beatrix, be with
11 12|          there that can~make you fear me; I will be in your presence
12 12|          its~insolence, and I, I fear, am insolent. Camille will
13 12|     sentiments! There is less to fear~in those who are bad! Marry
14 12|         have fled this world you fear so much.~ ~You have never
15 14|         sound Breton~girl!"~ ~"I fear he does," replied the baroness.~ ~
16 14|        have no~odious rivalry to fear. You are misconceived and
17 18|        in Brittany? Why should I fear? Is there anything to~fear?
18 18|       fear? Is there anything to~fear? Add to this reasoning of
19 18|       love me. I tremble~so with fear lest I find the awful certainty
20 18|       her to him.~Cultivate that fear as a precious product. Athenais
21 18|        sovereign lady; but I who fear lest I can never win Calyste
22 24| countries."~ ~"Ah! you confirm a fear of my director," said the
23 26|     lover) Beatrix trembled with fear at the thought of a possible~
24 26|          and also, again, by the fear which~oppresses all women
25 26|         I may poison you without fear of human justice,as if~superior