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 1        V|    your reason,” said he. “Reflect! What will become of you—
 2        X|  rule of his life never to reflect.~ ~While exposed to the
 3    XXVII|    made any other tribunal reflect.~ ~But all the while he
 4     XXIX| his father, was obliged to reflect a moment.~ ~“The corner
 5      XXX| had returned; he would now reflect.~ ~He was surprised that
 6    XXXVI| the marriage ceremony. Now reflect, shall I expect you on Wednesday?”~ ~“
 7       XL|   furiously on he tried to reflect, but the most contradictory
 8      XLI|    time to temporize or to reflect; she wrote to him immediately,
 9    XLIII|  up,” she replied. “I must reflect—I will see.”~ ~And remarking
10      LIV| passion without pausing to reflect. He saw the keys upon the