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1        X|             s control; but he might possibly utter this word.~ ~Had he
2      XII| Chanlouineau’s? And yet, what could possibly be the motive?~ ~“And yet,”
3     XXIV|        cartridges.”~ ~The man might possibly be sincere, but it was scarcely
4   XXXIII|            these low peasants—could possibly disturb her proud serenity.
5     XXXV|           mind, which he felt might possibly be his salvation.~ ~It came
6     XLII|          served under Napoleon, and possibly had thought it necessary
7    XLVII|           hand, how could her death possibly be the result of a crime?~ ~
8    XLVII|             misfortunes which could possibly have befallen him.~ ~“What
9      LIV|           enfevered by hatred could possibly conceive.~ ~He longed to