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1         I,VII|     These eager attentions alarmed Madame~Birotteau, and day
2         I,I  |   strong and able man, was~alarmed at his paleness and rigidity.
3         I,I  |    s?" said Lebas, as~much alarmed by Cesar's silence as by
4         I,II | move, stopped short;~then, alarmed by the silence, he resumed, "
5         I,IV |  face relaxed; but his joy alarmed~Derville and Pillerault.
6         I,VI |    a down-pour; but he was alarmed by~the gloomy silence Birotteau
7         I,VII| intending it," he resumed, alarmed at the terror painted on~
8         I,VII|    not well."~ ~Constance, alarmed, led him to her bedroom;