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1 II  |     hair, and murmured half aloud, a habit of his: “Hall mirrors
2 V   |    it to the cabman, saying aloud: “Here is the money for
3 VI  |   nervous and gay, and said aloud to himself: “I must write
4 VI  |  and felt a desire to laugh aloud. At that moment Mme. de
5 VII |     was right!” he declared aloud. It was gloomy in that cellar,
6 VII |   with her butcher! He said aloud: “The brute!” and glared
7 VII | teeth to prevent his crying aloud. Suddenly he remembered
8 XIV |    and uttered his thoughts aloud, thus speaking to his wife
9 XVII| Walter felt a desire to cry aloud and tear her hair. But she