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1 I  |     thing: And I have a little fear of her, as well, the fear
2 I  |      fear of her, as well, the fear which a bird feels over
3 II |        murmured: “As for that, fear nothing. I am neither a
4 II | glances; and Servigny began to fear lest the adventure should
5 III|   girls? Why should a doubt, a fear, or painful suspicion have
6 III| embarrassment, a sort of vague fear, seemed to make the two
7 III|   mamma!”~Madame Obardi, whose fear and embarrassment turned
8 III|      with a vague sentiment of fear and the exasperation of
9 IV |     from humiliation, and from fear of questioning. The Marquise