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 1  4,1|      an arm-chair, completely overcome. A martyr to a passion that
 2  4,1|     all?" muttered the baron, overcome with sorrow and indignation. "
 3  5,5|  laugh, but he was completely overcome; and, in fact, he had cherished
 4  6,3|   trifles on your etageres." ~Overcome with shame, Madame d'Argeles
 5  7,2|       arm-chair, considerably overcome. The air of luxury that
 6 10,4|     whenever it threatened to overcome him. "You speak like the
 7 12,3| seeing this woman, Pascal was overcome with rage and indignation,
 8 13,8|       services." ~More easily overcome by joy than by sorrow, Pascal
 9 14,1|      one else would have been overcome with shame and sorrow -
10 14,3|     some assistance you might overcome your mother's resistance,
11 18,5|     only too well. He was not overcome for long; a thought of vengeance
12 19,1|     the poor girl was utterly overcome. "It is but a trifle," she
13 19,2|     was inaudible, she was so overcome with emotion. The driver
14 19,5|       boasted of his power to overcome your resistance, and he