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 1 1 |         last shock had been too violent, and Louise died of it.
 2 6 |      were the only signs of the violent nervous crisis under which
 3 6 |          his hands were cold; a violent agitation ran through his
 4 6 |       the shivering became more violent, and he had an actual attack
 5 7 |         which had brought on so violent a crisis, sorrow seemed
 6 7 |         cure, to permit him any violent emotions, and the universal
 7 9 |       supper, became at last so violent that she was obliged to
 8 9 | Marguerite was seized by a more violent fit of coughing than any
 9 15|     departure, when there was a violent ring at the door. ~"Shall
10 18|     everything which comes of a violent confident, reciprocated