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 1      III|  servant uttered an astonished exclamation.~ ~But the listeners could
 2    XVIII|      every side.”~ ~A scornful exclamation from Maurice interrupted
 3   XXVIII|    scarcely heard Marie-Anne’s exclamation. All the bitterness of the
 4      XXX|     half-angry, half-sorrowful exclamation; but the other, without
 5      XXX|            M. de Courtornieu’s exclamation proved that he considered
 6    XXXIV|  Martial could not restrain an exclamation of surprise.~ ~“Jean Lacheneur!”
 7    XXXIV|       absent that there was an exclamation of terror when he reappeared,
 8    XXXVI|       pocket.~ ~She uttered an exclamation of joy on finding the letter
 9      XLV| Blanche had heard Marie-Anne’s exclamation; she saw the movement, and
10   XLVIII|        her by some involuntary exclamation when she heard of the crime
11      LII| believe he was murdered.”~ ~An exclamation of horror escaped Aunt Medea,