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 1 I   |   pass for being learned. The secret is not to betray your ignorance.
 2 IV  |       money, he wondered what secret means they employed in order
 3 VI  |    indiscretion to reveal her secret.~When the Forestiers arrived,
 4 IX  | however, until I disclose the secret to you.”~He promised and
 5 IX  |       as you wished them kept secret, I have not mentioned them
 6 IX  |    the wedding should be kept secret, that the ceremony should
 7 XII |      have loved you a year in secret—I have suffered and struggled—
 8 XIII|       not to let you into the secret for you would expose it.”~
 9 XIII|     because they feared their secret would be made known.”~“Sit
10 XIII|  Moroccan debt. It is a state secret I am confiding to you, remember!”~
11 XV  |   gladly.”~“And it is to be a secret between us—not a word to
12 XV  |     voice in which vibrated a secret exaltation: “That Christ
13 XVI |      He spoke as if tearing a secret from the depths of his heart: “
14 XVII|     shall we go?”~“That is my secret. Think well of what you