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 1 II  |         from the lips~that once spoke so lightly and flippantly
 2 II  |    turning to the Superior, she spoke in Spanish; the General~
 3 VI  |      for it."~ ~And even as she spoke she swept him into the pettiness
 4 VI  |       many thoughts, before she spoke with~that tenderness which
 5 VII |         afterwards"~ ~While she spoke, she had allowed him to
 6 VIII|     There was a pause. When she spoke again it was in a different~
 7 VIII| nevertheless she laughed as~she spoke the last words.~ ~"But circumstances
 8 VIII|       words. I resume."~ ~As he spoke the Duchess heard the smothered
 9 VIII|     coquettish device. When she spoke at last, it was after a~
10 IX  |      have~throbbed fast when he spoke with the firmness she had
11 IX  |      the Comtesse de Serizy who spoke as she~opened the door.~ ~"
12 IX  |        in a fit of despair,~she spoke to Mme de Serizy, and asked
13 IX  |       continued, looking as she spoke at the Vidame. "What has
14 X   |       all American sailors, who spoke nothing but English. ~One
15 X   |        Montriveau nor de Marsay spoke a word~or uttered a cry;