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 1         I,II |      compels us to pass over in silence the~joys of Parisian love
 2         I,II |       and wife resolved to~keep silence and watch the house. On
 3         I,V  |        of his conversation. The silence of Popinot, on~the other
 4         I,I  | managing the case.~ ~"Quiet and silence; when the head is clear
 5         I,I  |         much alarmed by Cesar's silence as by the discovery of such
 6         I,II |     short;~then, alarmed by the silence, he resumed, "As for the
 7         I,V  |        by his side, in profound silence. At two in the morning~Popinot
 8         I,V  |        For a quarter of an hour~silence reigned unbroken in Cesar'
 9         I,V  |          There was an instant's silence, during which all present
10         I,V  |     their lives. They~walked in silence to the Rue des Bourdonnais,
11         I,VI |       was alarmed by~the gloomy silence Birotteau maintained when
12         I,VII|        was a~moment of profound silence, which made the scene still