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 1   Pres         |      with a price on his head, continued his work for social reform,
 2      I,      IV|     will not be so difficult," continued De Fervlans. "The imprisoned
 3      I,      IV|    effect on the lovely woman, continued:~ ~"And then, madame, if
 4     II,       I|     never at a loss for words, continued:~ ~"The Baroness Katharina
 5     II,       I|      And this, your ladyship," continued the master of ceremonies, "
 6    III,      IV|       souls in the village was continued.~ ~One day Herr Mercatoris
 7     IV,      II|     was distressed to see this continued melancholy in the child'
 8     IV,     III|     decision had given him, he continued to observe the disappearance
 9     IV,     III|        want the affair known," continued the baroness. "The woman
10     IV,     III|      his Brahma?"~ ~ ~ ~Ludwig continued his correspondence with
11     IV,      IV|       his sides ached from the continued laughter. But when the villagers
12      V,      II|       see, gracious baroness," continued the colonel, "that I have
13      V,      II|        go into the house," she continued; "I can tell you here why
14      V,      II| torment ours. I could not have continued to live here had a tragic
15      V,      II|       make your acquaintance," continued the colonel (his companions
16     VI,      IV|      The count is in a hurry," continued Herr Bernat, "for he may
17     VI,      IV|   frown.~ ~"It is quite true," continued Herr Bernat. "Count Vavel
18     VI,       V|        glass, and, raising it, continued: "I drink to your toast,
19     VI,      VI|        not the queen!~ ~"Yes," continued the baroness; "the recruiting-flag
20     VI,      VI|      for several moments, then continued:~ ~"No; I don't need to
21    VII,       I|     Count Vavel.~ ~"Moreover," continued the vice-palatine, not heeding
22    VII,     III|   married woman!")~ ~"But," he continued to read, "it might happen
23    VII,     III|     which enveloped Ludwig. He continued to read with rapidly beating
24    VII,     III|        shall not, however," he continued to read, "depend on the
25   VIII,       I|           And now, madame," he continued in a sharp tone, "you can
26   VIII,     III|      in the hollow of his arm, continued the night watch. The night
27     IX,       I|     before her.~ ~"My master," continued the ex-robber, "also bade
28      X,       I|   vice-palatine," nonchalantly continued Matyas, "protested that
29      X,     III|     grief.~ ~"Just see," Marie continued in a gay tone, "how much
30      X,     III|        stirred by the tempest, continued to murmur to their favorite