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 1         I,IV |     on which there was much danger of~stepping. Above a chest
 2         I,V  |  never dye, without serious danger, red or white hair. But
 3         I,VI |     cannot be dyed without--danger!~Ha! ha! success is there.
 4         I,I  | said Alexandre, "are you in danger?"~ ~"Danger!"~ ~"Well, take
 5         I,I  |      are you in danger?"~ ~"Danger!"~ ~"Well, take courage;
 6         I,I  |     which his reason was in~danger, the strong constitution
 7         I,II |    meant to tell her of the danger when it was over.~The awe
 8         I,II |   grow, and proclaiming the danger of~dyeing it.~ ~These articles
 9         I,V  |    not deceived as to their~danger. Birotteau gathered courage
10         I,VII|    philosopher, fearing the danger of unexpected events on
11         I,VII|   nor Popinot perceived the danger to Cesar in this sudden