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1     I|  enjoyment, while the coachman cursed and swore at the four horses
2     I|     immediately. If the fellow cursed and swore, as he was pretty
3     I|       not slow in following. I cursed them; but that did not satisfy
4    IV|     down upon him, laughed at, cursed him, sneered at him as the
5   VII|       burst into tears, others cursed and swore. In their first
6    IX| carried her off. At first they cursed her, they rejected her.
7   XII|        man. The Count inwardly cursed and swore at meeting with
8    XV|      baboon with you,"[Pg 296] cursed the new arrival. "You resemble