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 1 I   | bestowed without parade, and~as secret as the favor enjoyed by
 2 II  |        Councillor, being in the secret of these royal projects,
 3 II  |       admiration. Hence, often,~secret tears and dumb revolt against
 4 III |        father, not without some~secret misgivings, told his old
 5 IV  |        became the~object of her secret admiration. She did not
 6 V   |       giving up her~strange and secret search, almost despairing
 7 V   |     means. We~two will keep our secret, and I promise to bring
 8 V   |         so much?"~ ~"That is my secret."~ ~"Then do you know his
 9 V   |          Long familiar with the secret of cajoling the old~man,
10 V   |       to divulge so~important a secret. The old man, who spent
11 V   |      Mademoiselle de Fontaine's~secret sentiment, and during chief
12 VI  |   Fontaine, who had been in the secret of this call, had~dressed
13 VI  |         in this little domestic secret. When Monsieur Longueville
14 VI  |        diplomatist concealing a secret. If she talked of~painting,
15 VI  |         as if she were hiding~a secret, and kept the conversation
16 VII |  explaining to each~other their secret motives. There are times
17 VII |        wealth. This is the only~secret I shall keep locked here,"
18 VIII|    source in sufferings at once~secret and known to all. The Comte