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1 VII  |    enthusiasm was beginning to cool down; but I felt a desire
2 VIII | resigned? No, not yet. Yet the cool morning air and the scenes
3 XXIII|       Well, never mind, let it cool,” my uncle replied.~The
4 XL   |      passage had not served to cool my ardour. On the contrary,
5 XLI  | silence. I wished to leave him cool and self-possessed.~At that
6 XLII |       he succeeds in remaining cool, and assuredly Professor
7 XLIII|     visions of white plains of cool snow, where I might roll
8 XLIV |     pleasure of pressing those cool, sweet fruits to our lips,
9 XLIV |  discovered a spring of fresh, cool water, in which we luxuriously