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 1 1|       the young man came in. The silence seemed to grow deeper as
 2 1|         smiling after a moment's silence, during which he picked
 3 1|        construing the stranger's silence as an order, the apprentice
 4 1|          he was still alive. The silence about him was so deep that
 5 1|       the spectator besought the silence for those captivating parables,
 6 1|        me! HOW TO KILL AN UNCLE. Silence! (Cries of "Hush! hush!")
 7 1|       the nineteenth century?" ~"Silence." ~"Pay attention." ~"Clap
 8 1|        alternations of sound and silence bore a distant resemblance
 9 2|         A Heart~After a moment's silence, Raphael said with a careless
10 2|       grew insignificant, and my silence stupid, by sheer stress
11 2|    speech that says nothing, and silence that says a great deal.
12 2|       was no doubt the cause. My silence was idiotic; and as I daresay
13 2|       with glory, and to work in silence for the mistress I hoped
14 2|          gleams of sunlight, the silence and the magic of night,
15 2|          a silken ladder, in the silence of a winter night. And what
16 2|     science. The countess sat in silence for a moment when I told
17 2|         power of ecstasy, in the silence of the night! Sometimes
18 2|        quite lay the gown aside. Silence is non-committal; be pleased
19 2|      then, madame, to approve my silence. You must have feared, in
20 2| standstill, and looked at her in silence. 'You see,' she went on,
21 2|           they must go down into silence. So when wealthy men pour
22 2|     their lovers' follies; their silence is eloquent; there is a
23 2|         her pale face. Night and silence added to the charms of this
24 2|       went on, after a moment of silence, as if he were replying
25 2|           how dear to me is this silence that you have imposed on
26 2|     seemed to object to the deep silence that prevailed. ~" 'Memoirs
27 2|         for a drunken brawler. ~"Silence!" shouted Raphael. "Back
28 2|         power. I can kill you! - Silence! I am Nero! I am Nebuchadnezzar!" ~"
29 2|        courtesans scrutinized in silence and with haggard glances
30 2|  millions for one of you." (Dead silence.) "Monsieur," he went on,
31 2|     Acclamation took the form of silence, for stifled envy had been
32 3|         the pavement; a terrible silence reigned in that great house.
33 3|        voices broke the monastic silence that shrouded the house. ~"
34 3|          the audience to request silence, and then they themselves
35 3|       happy; he looked at her in silence. ~"Why did you leave us
36 3|      Pauline, after two hours of silence. ~"We must have the door
37 3|         Japhet, after a moment's silence. ~"And I in God," replied
38 3|      grace of love and youth, of silence and dawn, shone in their
39 3|         received every answer in silence, scanned him unconcernedly,
40 3|        and amuse her, and - keep silence about yourselves. As for
41 3|         their journey's end. The silence of the landscape was broken
42 3|       that was almost enjoyment. Silence reigned in majesty over
43 3|         There they both stood in silence, side by side, both obeying
44 3|        filled the breeze and the silence with her ominous words.
45 3|         unfettered talk or their silence; their presence became torture. ~
46 3|   exclamation, nor yet a wish to silence the fiddles, annihilate
47 3|  darkness. He lay buried in deep silence; movement and intelligence