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 1 2 |        whose usually mild eye a flash passed like lightning. ~"
 2 20|   league, when d'Artagnan saw a flash and heard a detonation.
 3 49|     effect; anger made her eyes flash in the darkness. ~The young
 4 55|         understand you now." ~A flash of terrible joy, but rapid
 5 55|  However fugitive this homicide flash, Felton saw it, and started
 6 58|    window, and by the help of a flash of lightning she saw the
 7 58|       and by the light of every flash she perceived the shadow
 8 63|        once she paused, a livid flash darted from her eyes; she
 9 65| Occasionally, by the light of a flash of lightning which gleamed
10 65|         white and solitary; the flash extinct, all remained in
11 65| continued their route. ~Another flash illuminated all around them.
12 67|    raised his expansive brow; a flash kindled in his eyes, and