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 1 2 |      necessary to~evacuate it he escaped into the woods with a band
 2 6 |     orphan in 1793. Her~property escaped confiscation by reason of
 3 7 |        than love itself, had not escaped the~terrible power of Camille
 4 8 | restraints imposed upon her; she escaped one~evil by rushing into
 5 8 |        have put~myself. You have escaped them; you continue to be
 6 10|   confided in me, you would have escaped the sufferings that~await
 7 11|       indifference which had~not escaped the watchful eyes of Camille,
 8 12|      Thisbe's existence had once escaped him. Thisbe~was the granddaughter
 9 13|     manner of her friend had not~escaped, seemed not to watch her,
10 18|  avoiding the home breakfast. He~escaped as prisoners escape, happy
11 18|        the comb held insecurely, escaped from a cap~of lace and flowers.~ ~"
12 23| preference~insulting. The choice escaped all public suspicion by