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 1 V  |          which she encouraged by a gesture or~a glance, but never suffered
 2 VI | personality, from her~least little gesture to the peculiar turn of
 3 VI |     stopped him with an expressive gesture.~ ~"I do not know, monsieur,
 4 VI |        with a word, a glance, or a gesture.~ ~"Will you come tomorrow
 5 VI |            said, with a commanding gesture, "I esteem you~enough to
 6 VI |        shrug of the~shoulders; the gesture was meant to say that she
 7 VII|           to say so many things, a gesture that such women as~the Duchess
 8 VII|         with a tearful gaze, and a gesture in which~a terrible plenitude
 9 VII|            General paused, for the gesture which accompanied the~Duchess'
10 VII|           and" With an involuntary gesture she interrupted~herself,
11 IX |          cried, with a little fond gesture,~thinking that the pretence
12 X  |          faces. The~General's dumb gesture tried to say, "Let us carry