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 1 3|          she continued in a loud tone, "that you are not going~
 2 3|      mean?" she cried, in a hurt tone.~ ~"Yes; Monsieur de la
 3 4|       assumed a marked~religious tone, foreseeing the favor which
 4 4| discolored and wrinkled, gray in tone and speckled~with bluish
 5 5|        irritated at Colleville's tone]. "Monsieur Colleville,
 6 5|          said des Lupeaulx, in a tone of compassion which confirmed~
 7 5|       first words, said in a low tone~of voice:--~ ~"His Excellency
 8 6|      little too florid? I should~tone down the poetry. 'Imperial
 9 6|            Bixiou [in a bullying tone]. "Angry, are we?"~ ~Du
10 6|           Bixiou [in a wheedling tone]. "To a friend? indeed I
11 6|         love him!" [Changing his tone] "Ah,~well, I don't pity
12 6|       word, Monseigneur," in the tone of familiarity assumed by
13 8|    comfort, dear," he said, in a tone of voice so adorably kind~