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1  7,6|    he hissed through his set teeth. "If you would only quietly
2  7,6| terribly frightened that his teeth chattered. "Pardon!" he
3 10,2|     which revealed his sharp teeth - but such invincible determination
4 11,1|     muttered through his set teeth. "To let his wife die of
5 14,1|      and again, grinding his teeth. And if he hastened up the
6 18,4|     with a cigar between his teeth, examining a pair of horses
7 19,5|     with distorted faces and teeth chattering with fear. With