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 1 II   |   nearly crazed with rage and disappointment when he recapitulated his
 2 III  |      discover nothing. What a disappointment after his patient hopes!
 3 III  |  laughs, with exclamations of disappointment or delight. After a quarter
 4 VII  |    But he was again doomed to disappointment. The culprit entered the
 5 VII  |      place?”~And his sense of disappointment and disquietude increased
 6 VII  | chance? But his amazement and disappointment increased tenfold when,
 7 VIII |    away with an expression of disappointment or discontent. There was
 8 XII  |  rendered still more harsh by disappointment, he resumed: “It is plain
 9 XVII |    beneath her skirt, and his disappointment reached its climax when
10 XVII |     repress an exclamation of disappointment. “How unfortunate!” he murmured.~“
11 XIX  |                XIX~Yet what a disappointment it produced after the fever
12 XIX  |     if I had only succeeded!”~Disappointment alone had impelled M. Segmuller
13 XIX  |     this, but the anxiety and disappointment caused by defeat, sneering
14 XX   |      the pavement. His bitter disappointment could be read in his countenance,
15 XXII |       wounded vanity, intense disappointment, and yet unextinguished
16 XXIII|    little cries of delight or disappointment, or else lay motionless,