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 1  3,1|       seemed by his threatening gesture as if he were strongly tempted
 2  4,2|         the baron with an eager gesture. Hope glittered in his eyes. "
 3  5,6|    visiting cards." ~But with a gesture M. de Coralth silenced him. "
 4  6,2|        brother." ~With a sudden gesture Madame d'Argeles freed her
 5  6,5|      him with such an imperious gesture that he recoiled in terror. "
 6  7,4|   Wilkie's manner, his tone, or gesture. They revealed him in his
 7  7,5|     Argeles detained him with a gesture. "One word more," she said,
 8  7,7|          Then with a despairing gesture she pressed her hands to
 9 11,1|    calling her attention with a gesture to the messenger, whose
10 11,4|     with a somewhat pretentious gesture he advanced an arm-chair,
11 11,4|    employer detained him with a gesture. ~"Remain, Victor," he said
12 12,3|   Ferailleur checked him with a gesture. "Let us say no more on
13 13,1|         there he indicated by a gesture that they could be heard
14 13,2|         The baron made an angry gesture. "That's Kami-Bey," said
15 13,5| personally adopted. ~However, a gesture, even a frown, might endanger
16 13,7|     pocket, with such a natural gesture, that neither the baron
17 14,5|         are you going?" ~With a gesture of utter indifference, she
18 15,6|           But with a disdainful gesture Madame d'Argeles interrupted
19 16,3|    Coralth, always Coralth." ~A gesture of anger escaped the marquis,
20 17,2|      Chupin, he made a wrathful gesture, and his first words were: "
21 19,5|      She interrupted him with a gesture. "When shall I be arrested?"