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1      VII|     an interminable litany of protestations—he came to implore monseigneur
2       XI|   marquis, after many earnest protestations, at last wended his way
3    XVIII|   said more strongly than any protestations, that he was ready, resigned
4      XLI|     swear it.”~ ~The priest’s protestations did not convince the baron.~ ~“
5     XLII|     in spite of her tears and protestations.~ ~All the servants were
6      XLV|      teach you——”~ ~But these protestations, far from reassuring Mme.
7    XLVII|    resound with our cries and protestations; we were continually sending
8     LIII| mother and son outweighed any protestations of obedience.~ ~The Widow