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 1 VI   |        almost regretted having uttered this last word, which dropped
 2 XIV  |      his labours for a moment, uttered a sound no doubt understood
 3 XIV  |   sufficient. When science has uttered her voice, let babblers
 4 XVI  |     lunatic.~Suddenly my uncle uttered a cry. I thought his foot
 5 XXII |       last I failed utterly; I uttered a cry and fell.~“Come to
 6 XXIII|     understood the word he had uttered.~“Water! water!” I cried,
 7 XXIII|     the violence of the shock, uttered a cry of grief and disappointment,
 8 XXIX |       when I opened my eyes he uttered a cry of joy.~“He lives!
 9 XXIX | tenderness of his manner as he uttered these words, and still more
10 XXXV |     drawn nearer to me. He has uttered a few words. They seem to
11 XLV  |  noticed a strange fact, and I uttered a cry of surprise.~“What