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1 II |  countenance she gave no outward sign of that terrible anxiety
2 II |          doctors; was no dubious sign of poisoning; although,
3 III|       hand in his own, he gave a sign, the archers appeared, the
4 V  |         little and well, with no sign of learning and no affectation,
5 V  |      their tears, and she made a sign of pitying them. Seeing
6 VI |     sentence without showing any sign of fear or weakness. When
7 VII| restrained, and her face gave no sign. She now came to the porch
8 VII|          man hesitated, but on a sign from the doctor obeyed.
9 VII|          complaint, nor gave any sign of pain but her silent tears.