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 1    Pref|       TRANSLATORS PREFACE.~ ~A few words of introduction to this
 2       I|           unhappiness."~ ~At these words the younger of the two ladies
 3       I|     disguise her interest at these words, while even the statuesque
 4       I|          man alighted. After a few words to the guard he disappeared
 5       I|            to love. Those were his words, and they referred to his
 6      VI|         pronounced his blessing in words at once simple, sincere,
 7     VII|         her head, and spoke to her words of comfort which she enshrined
 8      IX|         Rome. I have pondered your words and have imitated your example.
 9      IX|          was assured by Manasseh's words that his address was still
10       X|        cared she that to her these words were utterly meaningless?
11       X|        gave little credence to his words.~ ~"Stormy times are ahead
12       X|        meaning of those mysterious words that had proved so potent
13     XII|         were heard; and though the words were muffled and indistinct,
14     XII|            time I could follow the words, - 'De profundis ad te clamavi,
15     XII|            place confidence in her words.~ ~"And you were told the
16    XIII| intelligent expression.~ ~"Pst! No words needed," was his greeting. "
17    XIII|         will not fail you. No more words! What I have said, I have
18    XIII|            alarmed, Princess." The words came in a firm, manly voice
19    XIII|           vehicle, whispered three words in her ear:~ ~"È il papa!"~ ~
20     XIV|        refreshments upon Blanka in words that sounded to her not
21     XIV|           could not understand his words; she could only guess his
22     XIV|           full significance of his words. She was like a saint walking
23      XV|            brow, she knew that the words must have a meaning that
24      XV|           flowers.[168]~ ~At these words Aaron's eyes filled, but
25     XVI|            money from them."~ ~The words failed not of their effect.
26     XVI|          were the leader's parting words, "we will have another interview
27    XVII|            subdued chant, to these words of the psalmist:~ ~"Hear
28    XVII|          confirmed the truth of my words."~ ~"From Ciprianu? Then
29   XVIII|           not to be made well with words. How many a woman has waited
30   XVIII|            addressed his flock, in words intelligible to all, on
31     XIX|           silence. What effect her words were producing in his bosom,
32     XIX| clandestine work, let us say a few words concerning the relations
33      XX|           from the horse."~ ~These words were to Manasseh like a
34      XX|             remember those parting words on Monastery Heights: 'We
35      XX|           tremble!' Think of those words often. And now farewell,
36      XX|       Three hundred men echoed his words. "To arms!" they cried, "
37    XXII|          Croatia."~ ~"Or, in other words," interrupted the man in
38   XXIII|            He saw that the gipsy's words had conveyed no idle warning.
39   XXIII|          features took on at these words an expression more like
40   XXIII|          their door with insulting words. This woman is Zenobia,
41   XXIII|           appeared that Diurbanu's words had conveyed no empty threat.
42    XXIV|         with a face all smiles and words of honey on his lips.~ ~"
43    XXIV|        hand in gratitude for these words of courage and good cheer.~ ~"
44     XXV|      caress him and to murmur soft words in his ear.~ ~And so the
45   XXVII|        avenger and deliverer. What words can do justice to the conflicting
46  XXVIII|           it was, too, that Anna's words came true, and the man despised