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 1  5,5|     frighten me." ~"Oh! don't be alarmed. I have only some good news
 2  5,6|     scene which followed greatly alarmed the viscount. Who could
 3  7,2|     whose anguish and terror had alarmed her guests. During the brief
 4  7,6|         was nevertheless greatly alarmed, and the prolonged absence
 5  7,6|     voice. The baron really felt alarmed. He stooped, applied his
 6 10,2|        would certainly have felt alarmed if he had seen his unknown
 7 11,2| receiving it, Coralth had become alarmed. He knew only too well that
 8 11,4|          ragged trousers, fairly alarmed her. Still, no sign of her
 9 11,4|       feet, at once agitated and alarmed. "How did you know this?"
10 14,5|        was giving him. "Don't be alarmed," she replied bitterly, "
11 16,1|        We servants were terribly alarmed, for we feared that suspicion
12 19,3|          almost the same moment? Alarmed at having received no news