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1        V|  intense sorrow that his mother divined it as soon as she caught
2     VIII|         The baron shuddered. He divined only too well the terrible
3    XVIII|        baron concealed, Maurice divined; and he clung to this faint
4    XXIII| Chanlouineau appeared.~ ~Had he divined the secret of her resistance?
5   XXVIII|       place at Escorval, but he divined it by the aid of that strange
6      XXX|      Sairmeuse. On the left, he divined rather than saw, nestling
7      XLI|        a man of experience, had divined that love alone had dictated
8    XLVII|      After a moment, the priest divined who the intruder was, though
9   XLVIII|         Aunt Medea was, she had divined the truth before she interrogated