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1       IV|    of invincible energy and determination.~ ~“Ah, well! friend,” said
2        V|    I should understand your determination if you were alone in the
3    XXVII|     of the judges and their determination to finish their work promptly
4    XXVII|     told you, with the firm determination of preventing this outbreak.”~ ~
5   XXXVII| tone betrayed an inflexible determination.~ ~The abbe could not hesitate.
6       XL|     ready, he announced his determination to drive himself.~ ~As he
7     XLII|   It required all Blanche’s determination to repress a gesture of
8     XLIV|     must have foreseen this determination, Marie-Anne seemed stupefied.~ ~“
9   XLVIII|   the Chupins announced his determination of taking up his abode in