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1  6,2|    the faithful servant had divined his mistress's wishes, and
2 12,4|    Pascal, and which he had divined rather than read by the
3 13,2|     if to prove that he had divined even the details of the
4 15,1|  for pillage and murder. He divined only too well the impression
5 15,1|     handed me by my maid, I divined that it came from him. I
6 16,2|    keen observer might have divined the secret trepidation that
7 18,3| terrible imprudence. He had divined everything. As she remained
8 19,5|   upon her. She intuitively divined what was passing in the