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1 II   |      in a black coat, with a grave, shaven face, so perfect
2 II   |     with all those local yet grave questions which invariably
3 V    |   the situation was becoming grave, he seized her hands and
4 VI   |      man with a white beard, grave and precise, advanced toward
5 VIII |   head toward him, in a low, grave voice:~“Listen to me, my
6 X    |   who treated Madeleine with grave familiarity.~Deputy Laroche-Mathieu,
7 XIV  |     she remained pensive and grave.~It was a cold, autumn day.
8 XVIII| women in rich costumes, men, grave and dignified. The church