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 1 Int |      best, many of his traits of character show that atavism is not
 2 Int |         who, pen in hand, is the character he describes, with his passions,
 3 Int |          singularly different in character. In the nineteenth century
 4 Int | peculiarity that distinguishes a character and builds round it. He
 5 Int |          the presentation of his character, assumes an authority that
 6 Int |         not what, of a religious character, which exceeded his horror
 7 VII |          about Julien’s peculiar character, his harshness, his avarice,
 8 X   |       bearing out his easy-going character of a country priest, and
 9 XIII|      pride of a good woman whose character is blameless made her all
10 XIII|     first indication of Julien’s character betrayed while they were
11 XIII|          there where her serious character had been formed.~One evening