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 1 Int |      anyone, astonished at his silence, asked him about his plans
 2 III |       down on space and make a silence amid this conjunction of
 3 IV  |       his. They walked home in silence, and the rest of the afternoon
 4 VII |      said at the end of a long silence: “But, my friend, perhaps
 5 VII | whiteness, and lay in infinite silence.~Jeanne walked quickly,
 6 VIII|      along like this almost in silence for hours at a time, while
 7 VIII|      more to say. After a long silence, he screwed up courage,
 8 VIII|       of his eye and waited in silence.~The baron, who was embarrassed
 9 XI  | darkness to “The Poplars,” the silence being broken by an occasional
10 XI  |       rang, and they waited in silence, sitting opposite each other.~
11 XI  |        his companion, and this silence implied more than if he