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 1 I    | Chateau-des-Rentiers when suddenly a wild shriek rent the air. At
 2 I    |              second cry, or rather a wild howl, resounded.~“Ah!” exclaimed
 3 I    |           offered no resistance. His wild excitement had given place
 4 II   |            his face.~Inwardly he was wild with impatience. Though
 5 III  |              he was armed; he became wild with rage, and fired—”~He
 6 III  |            were accompanied with the wild gestures of a madman, interspersed
 7 VII  |              gazed around him with a wild, puzzled stare. One might
 8 VIII |              sometimes seized with a wild frenzy and suffer repeated
 9 IX   |             I should be worse than a wild beast to try and bring my
10 X    |         Father Fougasse?”~“The great wild beast tamer, sir. Ah! he
11 XI   |              Paris, I went literally wild with delight. I acted like
12 XII  |          confidence in himself, or a wild longing for advancement,
13 XV   |           lock from the wood. He was wild with rage. At last, having
14 XVI  |              At last, she burst into wild, despairing sobs, and pressed
15 XVII |      Lacheneur was driving him—Lecoq—wild with despair.~Eventually
16 XVIII|              writing!” he exclaimed, wild with passion. “My warders