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1       II|          agriculture.~ ~Any close observer, in those days, would have
2      III|         or young? The most subtle observer would have hesitated to
3       IV|             But Martial, a closer observer than his father, had noticed
4      VII|           their hearts.~ ~A close observer would have detected an undercurrent
5     XIII|          her.’”~ ~The most subtle observer would have supposed that
6    XXVII|           of his brawny arm.~ ~An observer would have supposed that
7    XXVII| countenance betrayed him. A close observer could have read his anxiety
8   XLVIII|          enlightened any ordinary observer.~ ~Blanche was seated upon
9        L|      profound thinker and closest observer of the age.~ ~And yet, the