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 1 V   |          to be. But what ails my~niece? Now she is walking at a
 2 V   |         pace so as to~follow his niece without making any noise.
 3 V   |         extreme agitation in his~niece, under the unmoved expression
 4 V   |        such a way as to make his niece's~bolt, and rode so hastily
 5 V   |      Comte de Kergarouet saw his niece coming back to them with
 6 V   |          yourself happy, my dear niece," he said to Emilie, "you
 7 V   |         autumnal~frosts; and his niece immediately began to try
 8 V   |          off~these scenes on his niece, often paying for them with
 9 V   |          solemn promise from his~niece that she would for the future
10 VII |          round the room, but his niece had vanished "like~Saint-Elmo'
11 VIII| insulting to the uncle as to the niece. Their~conduct was indeed
12 VIII|          that he had rescued his niece as a castaway after~shipwreck;