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 1 5 |         fortune. Passion~was an unknown thing to these Catholic
 2 6 |       and~she became, at heart, unknown to the world, a sort of
 3 7 |   regretful yearning for things unknown and yet perceived by~the
 4 7 |      another language, hitherto unknown to him and sonorous. He
 5 7 |         have reached a~hitherto unknown perfection. He saw before
 6 9 |         s feet sped along. Some unknown vigor seemed lent to him;
 7 9 |     that they loved for reasons unknown to men and~to themselves;
 8 11|   celebrated woman. "God~is the Unknown. I shall fling myself into
 9 11|        her ability, took place, unknown to~Calyste, between herself
10 11|      seized upon~her son,a love unknown within the walls of that
11 13|         heart~emotions hitherto unknown to it. Women are not often
12 14| atmosphere of feelings hitherto unknown to~her, by which she felt
13 18|    light,~life, motion, and the Unknown. Sabine was duty, dulness,
14 22|       his own, and, these~being unknown to others, raised his reputation