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 1 1 |    registering in its archives an event of this kind. There were
 2 3 |           with the young man. The event which had occurred had in
 3 10| embarrassment, "the cause of this event?" ~"He attributed it, I
 4 15|       past ten--an hour after the event." ~"Well," replied the cardinal,
 5 15|         your residence during the event and that he took no part
 6 17|           more importance to that event than it merited." ~"You
 7 17|          a man or the issue of an event; it is to these powers we
 8 24|        the spot on which this sad event had passed, he would, perhaps,
 9 27|           who, foreseeing such an event, had kept his eye on him,
10 28|         which always indicated an event of some gravity. M. de Treville
11 41|        the fort of La Pree. ~This event had hastened the resolutions
12 41|           began to reflect. ~This event might have three causes: ~
13 44|       Louvre every time any great event is impending." ~"Is that
14 44|           did there not happen an event which saved Austria? Why
15 48|         setting out by some great event. His Eminence is the most
16 52|    prisoner has fainted--for this event not having been foreseen,
17 59|         which announced the fatal event, she had ordered the anchor
18 60|          already anticipating the event, was further confirmed in