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1 VI  |     Mediterranean.”~Her father, indignant, exclaimed: “The Mediterranean!
2 VII |      her brat.”~The young wife, indignant, was disgusted with him. “
3 VII |        is Julien with whom I am indignant. It is infamous, the way
4 VIII|      his face red, looking very indignant.~From the door he called
5 VIII|         s angry expression, his indignant exclamations and his refusal
6 XI  |       saw how they felt and was indignant at heart at all these discriminations,
7 XIII| blameless made her all the more indignant at the cowardice of a man
8 XIII|      overcome with emotion, but indignant, replied: “Never that, my