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 1       II|    some excuse.~ ~“Hold your tongue!” interrupted M. Lacheneur. “
 2       VI|      through Bibiaine, whose tongue is as long as a viper’s,
 3     XVII| Blanche, angrily; “hold your tongue!”~ ~She heard the sound
 4    XXVII|  most sacred——”~ ~“Hold your tongue!” interrupted the counsel
 5     XXIX|    advise you to bridle your tongue!”~ ~“The proof of what I
 6    XXXVI|   his house he will hold his tongue; but if he discovers that
 7      XLV|    which she placed upon her tongue.~ ~The taste was like that
 8     XLVI|     her inflamed throat; her tongue, when she moved it, produced
 9    XLVII|  film; her black and swollen tongue was hanging from her mouth.~ ~“
10   XLVIII|   that sometimes unbinds the tongue of the worst criminals,
11      LIV|    you know how to hold your tongue you shall have one hundred