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1        I|           street in Sairmeuse.~ ~A shudder traversed the crowd. The
2     XXIV|        with them; and a convulsive shudder shook her from head to foot.~ ~“
3     XXXI|              Lacheneur rose with a shudder.~ ~He had not known this.
4    XXXII| Courtornieu could repress a slight shudder.~ ~They could not ignore
5    XXXII|         manner, and the occasional shudder which he could not repress,
6     XXXV|          At intervals a convulsive shudder shook his frame, and a stream
7    XXXIX|          amazed and horrified.~ ~A shudder passed over the assembly
8     XLII|      familiarity that made Blanche shudder. “You mean that scoundrel
9     XLVI|          this, and recoiled with a shudder.~ ~But Chupin was troubled