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1     XVII| circulate everywhere, did not produce the desired effect.~ ~Marie-Anne’
2     XXII|     But this permission might produce such serious consequences
3      XXV|      prove his innocence, and produce alibis so incontestable,
4   XXVIII|       such a way that it will produce a powerful effect. I declared
5    XXXIV|      the attributes likely to produce happiness, i.e., youth,
6     XXXV|      this catastrophe did not produce much effect upon the old
7   XLVIII|   this unexpected visit would produce. But, what did it matter