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1       VI|          conduct, she will become resigned; and if she suffers, she
2    XVIII|    thought, “is heart-broken, but resigned. It is better for him to
3    XVIII|        necessary to submit, to be resigned; forget, I cannot,” faltered
4    XVIII| protestations, that he was ready, resigned to anything.~ ~M. Lacheneur
5      XXV|         me, appalled me. Now I am resigned. I will uncomplainingly
6     XXIX|          the tone of a man who is resigned to anything, he said:~ ~“
7       LI|        still retained her humble, resigned manner; she had lost, little