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 1 XXI    |      one LIVES AGAIN? If you dare to say that to the Smart
 2 XXVI   |   great respect and I do not dare to question you.~
 3 XLVIII |  reserve. And then I did not dare. Why? It is quite stupid;
 4 LXIX   |    stupider he is,—I did not dare to. Here I am obliged to
 5 LXXXV  |     L. Blanc).~“I shall even dare to advance the statement
 6 CXXIV  |   dear friend, but we do not dare to complain in the face
 7 CLXIII |      GOOD LUCK, but I do not dare to wish you to prolong your
 8 CLXIV  |      cares for that; I don’t dare to say how very simple and
 9 CLXXI  |  Gabrielle playing, I do not dare to complain for fear of
10 CXCII  | troubled as you, and I don’t dare to talk, nor to think, nor
11 CXCIV  |  need you very much.~I don’t dare to leave my poor mother!
12 CCVII  |      de Rouen, which did not dare to print it; but it will
13 CCXXXVI|     embrace you, but I don’t dare to spend the money, however
14 CCXLIV |      You spoil me! I did not dare to send you the novels,