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1  6,2|     sound in the street, and trembling each time she heard or fancied
2  6,2|    the wall for support, and trembling like a leaf. Her reason
3  7,4|  those of her son. She rose, trembling with sorrow and with indignation. "
4  9,3| dress was lying, and, with a trembling hand, she began to search
5 16,2|   Whiter than his shirt, and trembling like a leaf, M. Wilkie sprang
6 19,2|     her, broke the seal with trembling hand, and read as follows: ~"