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1       II|      discreetly left them to recover from their rage as best
2       II|     yours.’~ ~“She seemed to recover her strength. She raised
3      XIX|   Lacheneur’s. When will you recover from your penchant for that
4     XLII| replied:~ ~“People sometimes recover from such attacks.”~ ~It
5     XLII|  felt that an opportunity to recover her lost prestige was now
6   XLVIII|     brave impossibilities to recover Marie-Anne’s child.~ ~And
7       LV| Tabaret, he was beginning to recover from his stupor and despondency;