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1    I,  I  |      you!”~“Well, I am quite reassured on another account,” said
2    I,  I  |    she came alone once more, reassured by his reserve. Then he
3   II,  III|   She felt saved. From what? Reassured. Why? Confident. Of what?~
4   II,  III|    visit, at the milliner’s, reassured her. The three hats which
5   II,  IV |     But a sudden inspiration reassured him as to how he should
6   II,  IV | evening,” he thought. But he reassured himself in reflecting that
7   II,  IV |      who was not she. And he reassured himself in a cowardly way