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 1        3|       of up–to–dateness in this outburst of indignation and, throwing
 2        4|       noticing Nana’s indignant outburst. And soon no one was left
 3        4|         action with so frank an outburst of mirth that they all of
 4        4| Suddenly, however, there was an outburst of noise. A band of eleven
 5        5|       fairly carried away by an outburst of tenderness, and Fauchery,
 6        7|      round, and then in a final outburst, finding himself near the
 7        8|      presently there was a loud outburst of voices. Fontan had come
 8        8|     Nana took advantage of this outburst of merriment and went and
 9       10|      swam, for he heard a brisk outburst of gaiety, tender, whispering
10       10|       tradespeople! Finally her outburst ended in a sentimentally
11       11|   escaped her in this heartfelt outburst. Moreover, the count appeared
12       11|          He took him up with an outburst of paternal grumbling and
13       11|          It was the last fierce outburst of colossal partisanship;
14       14|      the news there was a fresh outburst of exclamations, and with