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1 1 |     which~was soon to have no signs and no distinctions, and
2 2 |     slightly altered,all were signs of intrepidity~without calculation,
3 2 | humped in the middle, lay the signs of his energy and his Breton~
4 4 |     upon her face the visible signs of her feelings. Madame
5 5 |       His white brow~bore the signs of great fatigue, caused,
6 8 |       and learn~the invisible signs of his humbug. His tone
7 10|     of Calyste, there were no signs of~Charlotte.~ ~"We had
8 24|      one of the~most trifling signs of the present age.~ ~The
9 26|    for there's d'Ajuda making~signs that he wants to speak to