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1     XIII| enamoured suitor’s love into disgust.~ ~Martial advanced a few
2     XXIV|    corporal gave vent to his disgust in a frightful oath.~ ~“
3    XXVII|     storm of indignation and disgust within their breasts, and
4     XXXI|      a gesture of horror and disgust.~ ~“We betray you, sir!”
5     XXXI|    scene repaid them for the disgust they had experienced during
6     XLII|     gesture of fright and of disgust; but, in a resolute tone,
7      XLV|   mouthful, then, in evident disgust, set the bowl down.~ ~A