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1        I,  I  | Anglo-Norman, formal, cold, grave, parsimonious of gestures
2        I,  VII| Englishman still silent and grave, were seen hobnobbing at
3        I,  XII|  remarkable for their pale, grave faces, which a celebrated
4        I,  XV |  the Siberian world and the grave events which troubled it.~
5       II,  IX |     breast, was laid in the grave. Michael and Nadia, kneeling,
6       II,  X  |    his head; his aspect was grave and austere. His large great-coat,
7       II,  X  |    seemed to be rather more grave than usual, and it may be
8       II,  XV |   prayed a last time on the grave of the humble and heroic