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1        I|  had a presentiment of the infamous part he would play a few
2        V| better. The more shameful, infamous and odious their conduct
3       VI|    can make you forget the infamous treatment to which you have
4     XXXI|    criers proclaiming this infamous edict.~ ~Go where he would
5     XXXI|    known this. He knew the infamous reward which had been promised
6    XXXIV| and said only one word.~ ~“Infamous!”~ ~“What must I say to
7     XLII|     but an odious rival—an infamous and perfidious creature
8    XLVII|   recoiled.~ ~“It was you, infamous wretch!” exclaimed Maurice. “
9      LIV|     if they suspected some infamous plot, the name of the duchess