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 1 I  |  streaks of white. She had a calm, reasonable face, a kind
 2 II |      for he liked Marowsko’s calm look and rare speech, and
 3 IV |    three hours Pierre, easy, calm, and happy, wandered to
 4 IV |      a steady voice and with calm decision:~“It was in fifty-eight,
 5 V  |     stranger’s love?~And how calm and serene she was, nevertheless,
 6 V  |  then life, like the sky, is calm once more, and begins again
 7 V  |      in his sleep, while the calm countenance and relaxed
 8 V  |     soul had not yet time to calm down. However, he made up
 9 VII|     child, let us try and be calm and not give way to emotions.
10 IX | himself from rolling out. On calm days he would hear the snorting
11 IX |     and he replied in a very calm voice: “I hardly know myself,
12 IX |     scarcely audible on this calm night in port; and he felt
13 IX |   harbour, in the brilliant, calm weather. Beausire, with