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 1 I   |        of those that~triumphed. Terrible sensation! To hope for the
 2 II  |    chord was deep, solemn, even terrible; for the last~rumblings
 3 VI  |      FRIEND!" he cried out. The terrible word~sent an electric shock
 4 VII |        and a gesture in which~a terrible plenitude of emotion found
 5 VII |         very far; he came back, terrible with~love, to his mistress.
 6 VII |     Revolution will rise~again, terrible in her strength, and strike
 7 VII |          kissing her hands. The terrible~queen was a woman once more.--"
 8 VII |       through the experience of terrible~reactions within himself.
 9 VIII|        the~full. He guessed the terrible truth revealed by the Duchess'
10 VIII| previous existence? There was a terrible storm within him; but~he
11 VIII|       of the shoulders made~him terrible for her. Next day the card
12 VIII|   suddenly flashed out; but the terrible vision~disappeared so swiftly
13 IX  |      hope?--a submission to the terrible scourging of passion, while~
14 X   |         gentle at the first, so~terrible yesterday; for it seems
15 X   |       When you went out on that terrible adventure which~so drew