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 1 IV   | secret.~At last I became more calm. I made a wise resolve to
 2 VII  |      lose time and courage by calm reflection. I had at that
 3 VII  |     pretty Virlandaise was as calm and collected as was her
 4 XII  |      under a sky overcast but calm. There was no fear of heat,
 5 XXI  |      My uncle interposed.~“Be calm, Axel! you will get nothing
 6 XXXIV|      their depths. The sky is calm and motionless. The clouds
 7 XXXV |      air is heavy; the sea is calm.~In the distance the clouds
 8 XXXV |  winds are hushed into a dead calm; nature seems to breathe
 9 XXXVI|                CHAPTER XXXVI.~CALM PHILOSOPHIC DISCUSSIONS~
10 XXXVI|    Hunger, the fresh air, the calm quiet weather, after the
11 XXXIX|      that my spirit has grown calm again, now that months have
12 XXXIX|     way, and said coolly:~“Be calm, Axel, and reasonable. This
13 XLI  |    near me. It lighted up the calm and unmoved countenance
14 XLIII|    fright about now?” was the calm rejoinder. “What is the