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 1        I,  I   |         demeanor, and physiognomy calm, though bearing traces of
 2        I,  I   |       countenance reassuming that calm aspect which had for an
 3        I,  III |         satisfied with Strogoff’s calm and simple answer.~“Go then,
 4        I,  X   |        through the atmosphere, so calm a minute before. By the
 5        I,  X   |           there was a comparative calm; yet once within the circumference
 6        I,  XII |     delighted in the young girl’s calm intrepidity. Was she not
 7        I,  XII |   difficulty.~Nadia was near him, calm also, but secretly uneasy
 8        I,  XIII|   shoulders.~Then in a peculiarly calm tone, “Be off, my friend,”
 9        I,  XIII|         not finish his sentence.~“Calm yourself, brother,” said
10        I,  XIV |           old woman, in a tone so calm, and with a face so tranquil,
11        I,  XVII|     dispatched. This was a clerk, calm, phlegmatic, indifferent
12        I,  XVII|        clerk, who read out in his calm voice: “John Gilpin was
13       II,  II  |            and she retired with a calm step. Ogareff pressed his
14       II,  IV  |     prisoner! We must save her.”~“Calm yourself,” replied Blount
15       II,  V   |          they recalled rather the calm and self-possessed nauch
16       II,  VI  |          one in his unchange-able calm, the other two, uneasy,
17       II,  XI  |            Michael was singularly calm. Even in the gravest conjunctures,
18       II,  XIII|       great difficulty in keeping calm whilst hearing this disastrous
19       II,  XIV | involuntary admiration. Michael’s calm bearing seemed to have inspired
20       II,  XIV |           anxiety. His superhuman calm had an effect upon him.