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 1 Pro,2|        then, after a moment's silence, he replied: ~"Yes, my father,
 2 1,3  |      front, the most profound silence prevailed, and everyone
 3 1,3  |      as the first of imposing silence, traversed in its turn the
 4 1,3  | thousand breasts followed the silence "Non v'e fumo! There is
 5 1,3  |  thunderclaps, in a moment of silence astonishing to anyone who
 6 3,1  |       lover that love imposed silence on ambition; and indeed
 7 7,2  |        Then, after a moment's silence, during which the eyes of
 8 9,1  |   Wittenberg; he was weary of silence, so he declared, on the
 9 9,3  |   could not obtain a moment's silence for insults, hooting, and
10 10,2 |    existed. Thus in gloom and silence passed away all those who
11 14,1 |       we cannot pass it by in silence. We repeat here what we
12 14,3 |      deep a melancholy to the silence of a church, four porters
13 15,1 |       motionless, remained in silence and darkness. ~After the