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 1  3,2|            It was evident that this explanation did not shake Baron Trigault'
 2  4,2|           mind, and he had found an explanation which seemed to him a plausible
 3  5,2|             this, without a word of explanation; but what did that matter?
 4  7,7|         confession from him." ~This explanation was so plausible that Madame
 5  9,2|         sure I could find in it the explanation of the abominable intrigue
 6  9,4|           discover its loss, and an explanation would be unavoidable. M.
 7 10,1|          said, at last. "So far the explanation I gave you was all that
 8 10,6|               it's a journey!" ~His explanation was accepted without demur.
 9 11,3|           deeming this a sufficient explanation, he added, addressing Florent. "
10 11,4|      endeavored to find a plausible explanation of M. Fortunat's acquaintance
11 11,5| Mademoiselle Marguerite accept this explanation? Chupin feared so, and accordingly
12 13,6|          not a word of this cynical explanation which had not been carefully
13 14,2|                 I can find no other explanation of your conduct! What! You
14 14,2|         describe what he styled his explanation with Madame d'Argeles. All
15 15,2|             will be easy to find an explanation for last night's catastrophe.
16 16,4|             Yes! You shall have the explanation to-morrow," answered M.
17 17,3|            offices," he remarked in explanation. He next opened the box,
18 17,4|       perfectly satisfied with this explanation; and in the indifferent
19 18,3|          expecting to hear a stormy explanation between his parents and
20 18,5|       humiliation of an unnecessary explanation." ~"Marguerite! Good God!
21 19,3|            give a clear and concise explanation, for he had much to say,