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 1 1 |       into streets. No one can be sure that the next~generation
 2 2 |      fatigue, firm in his saddle, sure of his shot~whatever the
 3 4 |           Nantes for it. I~am not sure that he would do as much
 4 5 |          fish."~ ~"But we are not sure as yet," said the baroness.~ ~"
 5 8 |        young man feels that he is sure to succeed with her, and
 6 10|        post-horses, though, to be sure, the post-road was not only
 7 10|         looking about him to make sure that no one~could see him,
 8 11|        the piano, like a woman so sure of her~friend and lover
 9 11|          never~been,a child! I am sure of him, but I like to play
10 12|       such fancies. When they are sure of being~loved, they will
11 13|        loves me now; of that I am sure."~ ~"Here is what he answered
12 14| deification. Beatrix felt herself~sure of being obeyed and understood.
13 15|       looked at~Calyste, and felt sure that the youth had fallen
14 18|     Madame la marquise will, I am sure,~allow me to go and say
15 18|         She is a Grandlieu, to be sure, but she's as~brown as her
16 19|        Sabine was thinking, "I am sure that paper bore a~coronet."
17 20|      never doubt our hearts, I am sure.~We are piling up riches
18 20|   vigorous resistance. So Sabine, sure of her betrayal, spent three~
19 23|      intrinsic value is real, was sure to be an object of pride
20 25|      Couture, who thought himself sure of~wealth and a receiver-generalship!"~ ~"
21 26|      voracious that bankruptcy is sure to come sooner or later.~ ~
22 26|           Between ourselves, I am~sure you have too much good taste
23 26|         too much good sense, I am sure, to complain of a husband