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1 6 |    every moment I was afraid lest the emotions which he was
2 7 | refer to Marguerite, fearing lest the name should awaken sad
3 7 |    she was, and I was afraid lest she should guess why I had
4 11|     it; then I began to fear lest Marguerite had no more than
5 17|      Marguerite, and fearing lest she should require more
6 17|   pity him, but I was afraid lest, if I so advised her she
7 18|    to another, and I tremble lest later on, repenting of your
8 21|      I trembled every moment lest Marguerite should become
9 22|      tower. ~I began to fear lest some one should enter. It