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1    1,    2|        resume his thoughts with coolness, and finally, after giving
2    1,   16|       not to notice the evident coolness with which he was received.
3    1,   20|        quietly said Joam, whose coolness never forsook him.~“A scoundrel
4    2,    6|        place in his manner, his coolness returned, and he became
5    2,    6|         said, regaining all his coolness, which for a moment he had
6    2,    6| defender of a sacred cause, his coolness was unruffled, much more
7    2,    8|         But neither courage nor coolness deserted the young fellow;
8    2,   11|       interrupted Manoel, whose coolness did not forsake him. “It