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 1 I    |         This last wish was pure irony, for the weather was the
 2 III  |        as deeply as the keenest irony could have done. “Leave
 3 VII  |        Gevrol.”~The involuntary irony of this remark did not escape
 4 X    |         detect a hidden vein of irony in this reply.~“I warn you,”
 5 X    |         impudence, conceit, and irony. He caught up a ruler that
 6 XI   |       magistrate, with freezing irony. “It remains for you to
 7 XII  |       of anxiety, astonishment, irony, and mirth. When the magistrate
 8 XII  |     just tinged with sufficient irony to show that he felt he
 9 XVII |        marchioness’s unintended irony, he would have liked to
10 XVIII|      remark in a tone of covert irony: “Why do you keep me confined
11 XXII | overtaken Lecoq, the unintended irony of these compliments was