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 1  3,1| self-satisfied mien and superb assurance, the good-natured cynic,
 2  5,2|       title, then his impudent assurance and his apparent wealth,
 3  7,1|  somewhat disturbed his superb assurance. "Everything is very stylish
 4  7,2|        he felt that the superb assurance which was the dominant trait
 5  7,4|        Wilkie's visit, manner, assurance, wheedling, and contradictions
 6 14,4|      not likely to restore his assurance. When he entered the courtyard,
 7 15,6|      him most was the impudent assurance of Madame d'Argeles's business
 8 18,1|   Mademoiselle Marguerite. The assurance of being so effectually
 9 18,3|      this thought restored his assurance. "Perhaps you are exaggerating
10 20,2|    summoned all his energy and assurance to his aid. Desperate as
11 20,3|         The marquis's frenzied assurance deserted him. He turned
12 20,3|        like a king. After all, assurance is the winning card in the