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1    I,  I  | certainty that irreparable misfortune had befallen her, horror-struck,
2   II,  II |  regard to this unexpected misfortune, she approached near enough
3   II,  III|  seemed far away the great misfortune that had overwhelmed her.
4   II,  III|    as if the shadow of the misfortune that had saddened them had
5   II,  VI |    one realizes a horrible misfortune:~“God! how you love her!”~
6   II,  VI |  his emotion: “Oh, a great misfortune—a great misfortune! Bertin
7   II,  VI |   great misfortune—a great misfortune! Bertin has fallen under
8   II,  VI |   read:~“MONSIEUR: A great misfortune has just happened. Your
9   II,  VI |   friend! What a frightful misfortune!”~And he was indeed deeply