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 1 I  |      with each other. Later, seized with a childish joy, they
 2 VI |    it, Julien, leaning over, seized him by the collar of his
 3 VII|      A terrible apprehension seized her, while the cold seemed
 4 VII|     called “Jeanne!” she was seized with an overmastering terror
 5 VII|  Marius, carrying a lantern, seized her arm to pull her back
 6 VII| seemed strange. The baroness seized her hands: “My daughter,
 7 VII|    anger was gaining ground, seized her arms, and snatching
 8 VII|      the baron, having again seized Rosalie by the shoulders,
 9 IX |   and contentment. The comte seized his wife in his arms and
10 XII|      opened her eyes and was seized with convulsions accompanied