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 1 3 |   instant recovering all his remembrances of the present and the past,
 2 11|    them valuable and durable remembrances, as if they essayed to conquer
 3 12|    useless passion with such remembrances!" ~"And upon what then must
 4 14| Bonacieux, recalling all his remembrances of the circumstances, "yes,
 5 21|     the young man to his own remembrances, he was enabled to form
 6 38|      only recall very bitter remembrances; then we shall never be
 7 45|     which recalled frightful remembrances, hung down her head with
 8 45|    about her, recalled awful remembrances. He thought how one day,
 9 63| change themselves into sweet remembrances." ~EPILOGUE ~La Rochelle,
10 67| change themselves into sweet remembrances." ~EPILOGUE ~La Rochelle,