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 1   3|          for eight miles round, had suddenly and marvellously disappeared.~ ~
 2  22|                            The door suddenly closed. All noise ceased.~ ~
 3  46|           presence of this girl had suddenly drawn together in the bonds
 4  49|          inn by the roadside, when, suddenly, the coach foundered in
 5  89| indistinguishable in the coach; but suddenly a movement occurred in the
 6 191|         still, pale as death. Then, suddenly turning crimson with anger,
 7 207|            how matters stood, asked suddenly "if that trollop were going
 8 213|                                     Suddenly, at the end of the street,
 9 232|             up. She was there. They suddenly stopped talking, and a vague
10 258|           of their gratitude; then, suddenly, using the familiar "thou":~ ~
11 266|             his hands. They had all suddenly become talkative and merry;
12 272|           gait was far from steady, suddenly slapped him on the back,
13 295|          outraged virtue. Every one suddenly appeared extremely busy,