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 1 2 |       need a~microscope to be fully appreciated. His countenance
 2 5 |     Guenic had understood and fully~adopted this hope which
 3 6 |      pseudonym has never been fully understood. Some~delicate
 4 8 |     regrets. Ah me! I have so fully~understood the obligations
 5 8 |     understands your heart as fully as you do hers?~ ~Adieu, /
 6 10| Claude and Camille roused him fully from his torpid contemplation~
 7 14|      this subject Camille had fully informed~Calyste and given
 8 15|       signification which was fully~understood. Camille, who
 9 17|      wanton (a word I did~not fully understand), all of which,
10 18| mother-in-law's salon; and he fully understood by this time
11 18|    above explanation does not~fully account for Calyste's strange
12 19|     and then explained to her fully her daughter's~situation.~ ~"
13 20|       their own experience.~ ~Fully aware now of this terrible
14 24|  young men, though he was now~fully fifty years of age. Monsieur
15 24| before~replying.~ ~"Madame, I fully understand you," he then
16 25|     ambition of the Heir were fully on a par with Claude Vignon'