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1  2,3|   tone of crushing irony and scorn, he exclaimed: "Noble ladies!
2  6,1|   have naught but hatred and scorn to bestow upon a mother
3  6,4|   there was an expression of scorn and anger on her rigid features,
4  6,5|    feeling - as proof of his scorn for the depraved creatures
5  8,4|       and that she felt only scorn and disgust for such worthless
6 11,5| understood his zeal now. Her scorn for the man was only increased;
7 12,3|     Pascal!" ~"What! Am I to scorn her because she has been
8 12,4|    that she would reject and scorn him, and, disappointed in
9 20,2|    his cynicism, hatred, and scorn. "Ah! well, yes!" he exclaimed - "