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 1  3,2|          did not stir - he did not utter a word. "Ask the marquis
 2  3,4|            the subject, he did not utter a single reproach; he treated
 3  6,2|          deadened her sensibility. Utter prostration paralyzed her
 4  7,5|           been so horrified by the utter want of principle which
 5  8,3|          but before he had time to utter a word, his wife came to
 6 11,3|            to tear the letter, and utter a string of oaths which
 7 13,1|            as red as fire, did not utter a word in reply. On receiving
 8 13,7|       amazed to find that he could utter falsehoods with such a calm,
 9 14,5|         going?" ~With a gesture of utter indifference, she gently
10 16,2|          rigidity alternating with utter relaxation, the dilation
11 18,2| self-complacency coupled with such utter mediocrity. It was evident
12 20,2|        Valorsay did so, and to his utter amazement he perceived a