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1 II |    vain search, and hope, and despair;~after a prodigious expenditure
2 VII|    was self-convicted. In his despair he longed to~fling himself
3 VII|      Mme la Duchesse, I am in despair that God should have invented~
4 VII|        M. le Marquis, I am in despair that God should not have~
5 IX | evening, however, in a fit of despair,~she spoke to Mme de Serizy,
6 IX |       the young generation to despair. Her voice had~remained
7 IX |       struck them together in despair, and~folded his arms.~ ~"
8 X  |   were loved, you might be in despair. If I have not~rightly understood
9 X  |   your~hands, the pride of my despair will protect my memory from