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 1 1 |        small for a grown man, an experienced eye might have taken him
 2 13| successive emotions which he had experienced; he uttered a feeble groan
 3 16| mortification which the penitent experienced. ~The monks had no longer
 4 22|          to the pleasure she had experienced in the ballet; and as it
 5 36|          not being able--to such experienced eyes as those of Milady--
 6 51|     eternal remembrance. She has experienced much anxiety; but she is
 7 54|          had this woman, who had experienced so many opposite and powerful
 8 56|         altered, as if she still experienced the same agony as at that
 9 59|        saint, the emotion he had experienced, present fatigue--all together
10 61|        last fifteen days she had experienced so many and such various