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 1 10| history about the queen. He expressed to him the fears he entertained
 2 23|     Mme. Bonacieux, and was expressed in these terms: ~"There
 3 27|     to his master's audibly expressed reflections, "that we perhaps
 4 32|  warned of his visit, as he expressed no surprise at the sight
 5 34|       The four countenances expressed four different feelings:
 6 35|   looks and your words have expressed to me every time we have
 7 42|   with an air which plainly expressed that each of them perceived
 8 50|    resolutions you so often expressed in Paris never to set your
 9 54|     deserves." ~Felton only expressed, with regard to the duke,
10 64|    him. But scarcely had he expressed his request when the unknown,