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1        4| glass of kirsch, was seen to shrug her shoulders. A pleasant
2        5|   opinion of the prince in a shrug of eminently philosophic
3        6|     Nana silenced her with a shrug. For some moments past she
4        7|     you,” he muttered with a shrug of his shoulders.~Nana was
5        8|   Nana was unlucky enough to shrug her shoulders, and at that
6        9|   She interrupted him with a shrug of the shoulders.~“You’ll
7        9|     glance with a despairing shrug of the shoulders; as to
8       12|      Foucarmont made bold to shrug his shoulders. Could anyone
9       13|   this she gave a despairing shrug. What did he want? Why was