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 1 1 |      same calm mien, but more melancholy than he had been on entering
 2 2 |       Grand Pensionary with a melancholy smile which was habitual
 3 5 |        after having made this melancholy discovery, he passed the
 4 7 |  formed; there is that air of melancholy about them which promises
 5 9 |   countenance at the top, the melancholy figure of Cornelius bending
 6 11|    asked the prisoner, with a melancholy smile, kissing the trembling
 7 12|       he think of in his last melancholy journey? ~Neither of his
 8 14|       waste of days, dull and melancholy and gloomy as night's dark
 9 18|       with a sweet mixture of melancholy and gravity, "be easy; your
10 19|      his despair changed into melancholy, which was the more gloomy
11 20|  itself?" ~Rosa smiled with a melancholy air. ~"Ah!" she said, "your
12 21|         Rosa withdrew, almost melancholy, for Cornelius had all but
13 28|         This song, the placid melancholy of which was still heightened
14 29| perpetuated." ~Repressing his melancholy thoughts, he followed the
15 32|      replied Van Baerle, in a melancholy tone; "the joy of others