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 1       VI|         of the dusty road, with hurried strides, and occasionally
 2       IX|         a similar fear, for she hurried on, casting anxious glances
 3      XII|      the chateau, when he heard hurried footsteps behind him.~ ~
 4      XVI|    little grove of pines when a hurried footstep behind him made
 5      XIX|      displayed! All day long he hurried from hamlet to hamlet, and
 6      XXV|      anxious and singular. They hurried on, casting suspicious glances
 7  XXXVIII| expedition fail entirely?”~ ~He hurried away, and Martial, staggering
 8     XLVI|        child,” he said, as they hurried on. “She was pretending
 9       LI|        at once,” he said, as he hurried off. “I will soon be back.”~ ~
10       LI|    interviewed contractors, and hurried on the workmen.~ ~As soon
11      LIV|       right or to the left, she hurried across the open space.~ ~