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 1 1 |      continued the stranger, more calm than ever; "well, that is
 2 3 |         in a feeble yet perfectly calm voice, "you have sent for
 3 24|        that this soft light, this calm lamp, enlightened a scene
 4 24|      still deserted, and the same calm soft light shone through
 5 27|       that evening, ceasing to be calm and agreeable. ~Neither
 6 27|            Good, good!" cried the calm voice of Athos, from the
 7 35|         passed across the usually calm brow of this gentleman. ~"
 8 37|        but, PARDIEU, if you don't calm yourself, I will design
 9 48|        moreover, terrified at the calm air of the Musketeer. ~"
10 49|        the officer, with the same calm politeness, invited his
11 53|         is going mad! Come, come, calm yourself, Madame Puritan,
12 56| reproaches, for he listened to me calm and smiling, with his arms
13 56|          ingratitude! Come, come, calm yourself, my sweet girl!
14 61|         immediately recovered the calm and benevolent expression