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 1 I   |            my poor children!” She refused all offers of refreshment,
 2 V   | significance.~The little Corsican refused for some time, not wishing
 3 VII |        against her ever since she refused to send away the maid. He
 4 VII |         loyal hand to Julien, who refused to take it.~When Jeanne
 5 VII |         to see Rosalie. The baron refused to send her up, saying she
 6 IX  |       beside the body.~But Jeanne refused, amid convulsive sobs. She
 7 XI  |          Aunt Lison’s entreaties, refused to admit him as a communicant
 8 XI  |           never be needed, and he refused, on behalf of the directors,
 9 XI  |      weighing heavily on you. You refused Him your child; He took
10 XI  |        than despair.~Abbé Tolbiac refused to permit the body to be
11 XII |           The servant indignantly refused to bring down “that rubbish.”
12 XIII|    Rosalie with her, but the maid refused for fear of increasing the