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 1  1,1| blazed; and Madame Ferailleur trembled. "Very well," she said, "
 2  2,5|       sake of our daughter. I trembled lest the scandal of a separation
 3  3,3|     my breast - a heart which trembled at the slightest glance
 4  3,4|     IS over!" Still his limbs trembled so much that he could not
 5  3,4| slight movement there; and he trembled with fear lest Pascal, maddened
 6  7,6|     difficulty, for his hands trembled like a leaf. When he had
 7  7,7|   cold water revived her. She trembled, a convulsive shudder shook
 8  7,7|       left the room his hands trembled like leaves, and his mind
 9  9,5|  cheeks were crimson, and she trembled like a leaf. Still her attitude
10  9,5|       to send them - - " ~She trembled on hearing these words,
11 12,1|      me." And in a voice that trembled with emotion, he rapidly
12 12,1|   extraordinary vehemence. He trembled lest she should say: "And
13 13,8|         M. de Valorsay's hand trembled nervously as he penned the
14 18,3|       Mademoiselle Marguerite trembled like a leaf. She now realized
15 18,5|        this time the baroness trembled. Her usual shrewdness had
16 20,1|       announced a visitor, he trembled, turned pale, and muttered: "