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 1 2 |     alarm either his wife, his blind~sister, or his friends,
 2 2 |        to line, nor to his old blind sister,~heroically erect,
 3 2 |       of senses with which the blind are gifted,~recognized the
 4 2 |      heart of her octogenarian blind sister a music as~luminous
 5 2 |     unusual~pre-occupation, as blind persons, on whose soul sound
 6 4 |       great emotion to the old blind sister. The baroness~would
 7 4 |    pockets of hers,for the old blind woman no longer~repressed
 8 6 |        spiritual~paternity was blind. Such mental labor, not
 9 7 |       clear-seeing mind, but a blind heart."~ ~She was terrible
10 8 |        he was being used for a~blind by this woman. The situation
11 8 | changed our Calyste," said his blind old aunt, interrupting~him. "
12 10|       after her," said the old blind woman to Mariotte, who was
13 11|     her; will you~promise me a blind obedience?"~ ~"What must
14 11|       Truth is deaf, dumb, and blind where love really is.~Consequently,
15 12|        divined; my love is too blind~for that; Camille has told
16 12|      if I loved you, if I were blind to all~else, if I forgot
17 14|        the talk of the youth's blind passion; she allowed his~
18 16|        the attitude of his old blind friend, holding out~her
19 19|    from all her pores. She was blind for a few moments, and~cried
20 20|      ask Certainty to leave us~blind.~ ~One morning, about two
21 25|     woman like you I can do it blind," cried Fabien, intoxicated~