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1 I   |  very early.”~The old fellow hesitated; he certainly would catch
2 II  |     out on the Grand Quay he hesitated once more; then he turned
3 V   |    in the drawing-room.”~She hesitated for a second or two, or
4 V   |      at least he fancied she hesitated; then she said:~“To be sure.”~“
5 V   |   again, and in his room, he hesitated about going down to dinner.
6 VI  |   hand to the two ladies who hesitated to take the high step.~Some
7 VII |      you?” asked Roland.~She hesitated a moment and then said: “
8 VIII| quite unnecessary!” Then she hesitated, feeling that some explanation
9 IX  |      to doubt his mother.~He hesitated, having still an instinctive