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 1 I  |    of hope and hard work and despair, in all of~which Mme. Chardon
 2 I  |     but he saved Lucien from~despair. The ties of a school friendship
 3 I  |    again. "It~fills one with despair!" he cried for the third
 4 II |    women are prone when they~despair of a life become stale and
 5 III|    called it, he went off in~despair to Egypt with General de
 6 III| extremes of dread, hope, and despair, the~torture of a first
 7 III|     see it, and to~quiet the despair of a first fit of jealousy
 8 III|     he~gave way to unfeigned despair when she opened the campaign
 9 V  | friend to him!" Eve cried in despair, "or~you would not discourage
10 VI |   the window with a bang, in despair that he~had not asked for
11 VI | Platonic stage, to the great despair of~Louise and Lucien.~ ~