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1 I   |    Brothers haunted him like a dread; he saw Sechard & Son~dropping
2 II  |      the tradition of birth to~dread a mesalliance. Like many
3 III |    experienced the extremes of dread, hope, and despair, the~
4 III |  Perhaps, too, Lucien began to dread the~Phocion's axe which
5 V   | invincible armor bright~By the dread archangel given.~ ~Ah! be
6 V   |       You have sent a chill of dread through my heart," said
7 VIII|   drove away with a feeling of dread~clutching at his heart;