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 1 2 |    her outward~graces; she is doing good in secret; she worships,
 2 5 |      the worsted-work she was~doing, and awaited Calyste. The
 3 5 |      know all that her son is doing thinks the worst;~that is,
 4 5 |   there~was no other means of doing it than to make the pretext
 5 6 |  Nesle was falsely accused of doing; but to the Abbe Grimont~
 6 6 |   powerful~writer who, though doing criticism only, has found
 7 10|  should enjoy the pleasure of doing a little service to~Calyste'
 8 12|      you, even if she~dies in doing so, the hand of some young
 9 12|   beheld him.~ ~"What are you doing, mother?" said Calyste,
10 13|      were Calyste and Camille doing together ever since Claude~
11 14|       have better reasons for doing so than I,"~said the baron
12 14|        When Camille found her~doing so, she talked of the effect
13 15|       But wise men do as I am doing; they get themselves~dismissed,
14 16| Calyste, as he seemed bent on~doing, for reasons which he did
15 17|    precious is the~thought of DOING (as your noble motto days)
16 17|   which was thought to be his doing, has led to~his appointment
17 19| Calyste wish to reward me for~doing my duty. I was already well
18 19| repaid by my own happiness in~doing it. I can never express
19 21| without the mere semblance of doing~wrong," replied Sabine. "
20 21|       to evil for~the sake of doing good to my daughter, I should