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1 IV   |        walk twice round the room quietly and settle my nerves, and
2 VII  |        without haste. She talked quietly. She supplied me with sensible
3 XV   | dangerous falls.~Hans went on as quietly as if he were on level ground;
4 XIX  |      this!”~“Very well,” said he quietly, “it is the shell of a crustacean,
5 XXIII|        moderate draught, he went quietly into a corner to rest.~“
6 XXIX |       better, for you have slept quietly. Hans and I watched you
7 XXX  |        to lose its little volume quietly in the mighty sea, just
8 XXXIX|           now that I can reflect quietly, now that my spirit has
9 XLII |        almost with disgust; Hans quietly, moderately, masticating