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1  1,2|        s sensitive mind to the quick; he rose at once to his
2  4,2|  should be watched by a man of quick perception - a man clever
3  5,4| waiting for it. He employed in quick succession every pretext
4  7,1|        and then five or six in quick succession. "And does she
5  7,6|       finish his sentence, for quick as thought the baron caught
6  8,1|        the staircase, saying: "Quick! we must make haste. Your
7 14,2|       me what occurred, and be quick about it. And try to speak
8 19,5|       eyes and his breath came quick and hard, as he resumed: "