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 1 3,1  |       and a friend; and he, who expected to lead a most retired life,
 2 4,2  |       very moment when he least expected it. The pope was too clever
 3 4,4  |      counting the contingent he expected his allies to furnish, he
 4 6,1  |        thousand Gascon. He also expected to be joined by Camillo
 5 7,1  | resistance than might have been expected when they had to sustain
 6 7,3  |       you?" ~As might have been expected, Michelotto, seeing his
 7 7,4  |        4~All night the duke was expected home, and all the next morning;
 8 8,1  |         one, as might have been expected. His name was not once spoken,
 9 8,2  |        understand what the pope expected of his devotion and friendship:
10 11,5 |    satisfy than might have been expected, and the town yielded an
11 12,4 |  demonstrations of joy could be expected from a town plunged in mourning
12 14,3 |           Although the news was expected, it produced none the less
13 Epi,2|         to hear the bad news he expected. But, after a few days of
14 Epi,2|         if Jean de Civigny, who expected a refusal, was pleased at