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 1 Introd |          of Far from the Madding Crowd and The Mill on the Floss,
 2 Introd |     governed on the whole by the crowd, were in the power of the
 3 Introd | disillusions. I believe that the crowd, the common herd will always
 4 LVIII  |   appeared very badly before the crowd because I gave them a few
 5 CLVII  |    necessary means to please the crowd. You understand me, don’
 6 CLXXII |     governed on the whole by the crowd, were in the power of the
 7 CLXXXV |          an immoral beast is the crowd! and how humiliating it
 8 CXCV   | disillusions. I believe that the crowd, the common herd will always
 9 CXCVII |       you have none the less the crowd of intermediaries which
10 CCVIII |       make him laugh.”~Life in a crowd forbids reflection. You
11 CCXXXIX|   telegram too late. There was a crowd. A lot of scoundrels and
12 CCXLVII|         one does not address the crowd, it is right that the crowd
13 CCXLVII|      crowd, it is right that the crowd should not pay one. It is
14 CCLXVI |     Francois-Victor Hugo. What a crowd! and not a cry, not the
15 CCCII  |      work much more than I and a crowd of others do. You have acquired