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 1 1 |  exclaimed, with that bantering tone which is peculiar to men
 2 4 |        with the same impassible tone which he had preserved all
 3 4 |        himself of this softened tone of his feelings, continued, -- ~"
 4 17|         so!" Gryphus said, in a tone of triumph; "now there we
 5 19|       ten, and at last its deep tone announced, not only to the
 6 20|         few words in a freezing tone, which cut deeply into the
 7 21|        do," said Rosa, with the tone of an affectionate mother
 8 26|       hands, and said with that tone of honest truth which generally
 9 26|         answer her in a gentler tone, when at once a great noise
10 26| hesitated a moment; then with a tone which came from the depth
11 26|      expression of truth in the tone of her voice, that Van Systens
12 26|       repeated the Prince. ~The tone of his voice startled Rosa,
13 26|        in his clear and decided tone, -- ~"This cannot signify
14 28|        the calm and sententious tone of Cornelius, brandished
15 30|     something like hope in your tone; what do you hope?" ~She
16 31| Highness, in a loud and audible tone, will proclaim him to be
17 32|      said Cornelius, in the sad tone of indifference of a man
18 32|         Baerle, in a melancholy tone; "the joy of others pains