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1 I | President was obliged to enforce silence. All~the townsfolk of Besancon 2 VI | Vicar-General, during a moment of silence.~ ~Madame de Watteville 3 X | moment under the~sweetest silence and the sweetest night which 4 X | For a few minutes utter silence reigned. When the Italian 5 XII | time remained in perfect silence,~answering each other by 6 XII | and preserved the watchful~silence of a man who has been duped.~ ~"/ 7 XV | In the first place, silence for silence," said Rosalie. " 8 XV | first place, silence for silence," said Rosalie. "I will 9 XIX | Duchesse d'Argaiolo. In silence and solitude the prospect 10 XIX | covered with pines, when silence~broods over it like that 11 XXII | Committee, Albert~begged for silence, and, as he shook hands 12 XXII | was followed by profound silence. Some of the men~thought 13 XXII | pulses~seemed audible in the silence like little grains of sand 14 XXVI | where they lived in savage silence. Rosalie was~suffering from 15 XXVI | concerning Albert. This silence was appalling. In a paroxysm 16 XXVII | let us hope that the deep silence~and prayer into which he 17 XXVIII| determined to preserve absolute~silence on this point. If I had