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 1        1|    grew nettled. Did he not dare show himself in her company?
 2        5|     surprise! I never shall dare—” she stammered in pretty,
 3        6| September. Nay, in order to dare Bordenave, she even invited
 4        7| ousting him, but he did not dare provoke an explanation on
 5        7|   perfumers. But he did not dare linger under the gaze of
 6        7|    to find me one who would dare show herself as I am doing.
 7       10|  like a sovereign whom none dare disobey. She set the fashion,
 8       10|    a lender, for he did not dare to sell another property.
 9       13|     dear boy, I shall never dare play any silly tricks before
10       13|   pitch that Muffat did not dare to push open a door, to
11       14|    far off, and she did not dare bring it nearer. On the