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1     III|         escort came running in alarm from the dining-room and
2      IX|    that she started up in some alarm and made haste to retrace
3       X|     that made her draw back in alarm. With what sort of ammunition
4     XIV|       assumed an expression of alarm. Finally he took one of
5     XXI|     hand, and uttered a cry of alarm. The sight of the strange
6     XXI| stammer out the cause of their alarm, but managed to explain
7    XXII|     about him and betraying no alarm at the tumultuous approach
8   XXIII|       going?" asked Blanka, in alarm. Jonathan's pale face seemed