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 1         I,III|          but his eyes, filled~with tears, answered for him. The offer
 2         I,IV |         might cause to overflow in tears, was all that kept him to
 3         I,VII|           chevaliers of the order. Tears were in his eyes when he
 4         I,VII|          arms and said to him with tears of~joy, "Cesar! ah, I am
 5         I,I  |             in a voice choked with tears,--for the~tears were now
 6         I,I  |        choked with tears,--for the~tears were now falling from his
 7         I,II |           bitter thought! how many tears were driven~back during
 8         I,III|           gate, his eyes bathed in tears, he scarcely~saw a fine
 9         I,III|        Though quickly~checked, the tears on Cesar's face spoke volumes.~ ~"
10         I,III|  misfortune. Her heart~was full of tears; and she instinctively dreaded
11         I,III|            hackney~coach, felt his tears falling hot upon their hands.~ ~"
12         I,IV |         liars;~they will even shed tears. I have witnessed strange
13         I,V  |           against us. So be it!"~ ~Tears came into the eyes of the
14         I,V  |           my eyes were filled with tears as I thought of~you,--from
15         I,V  |         read, in a voice broken by tears.~ ~I went to Madame de Listomere,
16         I,V  |           voiceless except through tears and sobs.~ ~Neither Popinot
17         I,V  |        Cesarine."~ ~At these words tears came into the eyes of all
18         I,V  |         you my~word of honor"--the tears fell from his eyes--"that
19         I,VI |            perfumers mingled their tears. The bankrupt~gathered courage
20         I,VI |         judge and wrung them, with tears in~his eyes. Camusot asked
21         I,VI |         could~neither restrain his tears nor keep his face from turning
22         I,VII|         brought the long-repressed tears into his~eyes. Poor man!
23         I,VII| unspeakable emotion, which brought tears into the eyes of both; Madame~