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1       II| reason entirely; and she was wondering if her father had become
2      III|    the sacristan, and he was wondering with whom he had to deal,
3      XVI|     alone?” he was evidently wondering.~ ~But, however great may
4     XVII|     heaped upon you. You are wondering why she should have treated
5     XXIX|    vain.~ ~She was anxiously wondering to what extremity his wounded
6    XXXIV|       followed by a crowd of wondering guests, who, foreseeing
7      XLI|  exhausted.~ ~Abbe Midon was wondering what they were to do, when
8      XLV|   signal.~ ~Mme. Blanche was wondering how she could profit by