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 1 II | Derville and Crottat threw some~doubt on the zeal of the count'
 2 II |         puritan,~subscribing no doubt to the "Courrier Francais,"
 3 III|       coach-office as much from doubt of his ability as from maternal~
 4 III|        his own~clothes (made no doubt at home out of those of
 5 III|          at the end of which no doubt was a gold~watch! From that
 6 III|         which the studio had no doubt bestowed upon him.~ ~The
 7 VI |      came forward. "You are, no doubt, the two~painters whom Monsieur
 8 VI |       penetration, inspired, no doubt, by the affection which
 9 VI |  Saturday, when, as she felt no doubt, the artist would arrive
10 VI | revealed by Moreau, who had, no doubt, laughed over the hidden~
11 VI |       hair himself, and had, no doubt, put himself in full~dress
12 IX |        having been informed, no doubt, of Frederic's joke, were
13 XI |    representing hair, which,~no doubt, held a watch. His hat,