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 1         I,I  |    fell on a cold place. Her~terror became so intense that she
 2         I,I  |    me? I have nearly died of~terror; I did not know what to
 3         I,II |      was a prey to continual terror. She represented in their~
 4         I,IV | appealing~eye, watching with terror, and pointing out to her
 5         I,V  |      of will; a man inspires terror only by the power~of evil,
 6         I,I  |   saw his coffers~empty, and terror seized him: such a thing
 7         I,II |   his powers, heightened his terror,~and froze his blood. On
 8         I,IV |   Cesarine was seized with a terror beyond control as she listened
 9         I,VII|      resumed, alarmed at the terror painted on~Constance's face, "
10       Add    |    Mme.~An Episode Under the Terror~ ~Roguin~Eugenie Grandet~