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 1 III  |    Monsieur Guillaume naturally thought that this sinister~personage
 2 III  |         youths trembled as they~thought of the thrift with which
 3 VII  |         did not protect art and thought from being condemned once~
 4 VII  |     sighed, if she were lost in thought, no one observed it, not
 5 VIII |       old man, who smiled as he thought that this~modest young fellow
 6 VIII |        cried Guillaume, "so you thought you could deceive~an old
 7 XII  |       eyes was so thick that he~thought his future parents amiable.
 8 XIII | undulating tide of rapture; she thought she could~not do enough
 9 XIII |      Saint-Denis, and who never thought of~acquiring the manners,
10 XIII |        the aspirations of their~thought as perfectly as the effusions
11 XIV  |  admired. "If I am not a~poet," thought she, "at any rate, I will
12 XVII | superior person. Then a painful thought~came over her.~ ~"Alas!
13 XVIII|         Why all the falseness?" thought Augustine, replying only