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 1  1,2|           feared he had made some mistake and added: "Doesn't he live
 2  2,5|          in his delight he made a mistake in the address, and the
 3  2,5|        before her husband. What a mistake! The tone of her voice told
 4  5,1|         anxiety might explain the mistake, but it did not justify
 5  5,4|         of grand good luck and no mistake. It would assure my position
 6  7,4|              It was impossible to mistake M. Wilkie's manner, his
 7  7,4|          Argeles saw her terrible mistake at once. The bandage fell
 8 10,6|        must certainly have made a mistake," thought Chupin; "there
 9 11,5|       said she. ~"There can be no mistake about what I have just told
10 14,1| uncertainties and terrors! What a mistake! What a blunder he had made!
11 16,2|         so fast!" said he. "Don't mistake my conjectures for assertions.
12 16,4|       thief! Ah, what a frightful mistake. A robbery has been committed,
13 17,4|    instinctively. Then seeing his mistake, and feeling that he had
14 18,4|         she had committed a great mistake in allowing him to discover