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 1         I,I  |        her voice failed her. She remained sitting erect in the same~
 2         I,II |        Queen of Roses," where he remained hidden in the garret,~nursed
 3         I,II |       and perfumery. Although he remained~royalist, he resolved to
 4         I,II |    Ursula's desertion, Cesar had remained virtuous, as much through~
 5         I,II |       since his wound, though he remained~faithful to them out of
 6         I,II |        if other~vestiges had not remained in various parts of his
 7         I,IV |          magistrate he rose, and remained standing, cap in~hand, until
 8         I,VI |       table, where there stilled remained the tokens of a~very excusable
 9         I,VII|         or the Exiles until none remained; duped through~its virtues
10         I,VII|       some forty hackney-coaches remained, out of~the hundred or more
11         I,II | oscillating tool~of a coiner; he remained motionless, gazing through
12         I,IV |          man in his affairs, and remained talking with him more~than
13         I,VII|         of a volcano. Love alone remained to him!~Cesar's sadness
14         I,VII|     giving~the amounts which had remained unpaid and the names of