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1      III| whitewashed; a dozen chairs composed the entire furniture; upon
2    XXIII|   the five hundred men that composed it on its departure from
3     XXIV|  firm, her manner quiet and composed.~ ~“I must leave this house,”
4      XXV|   the Montaignac militia is composed, for the most part, at least
5      XXX|    affair.~ ~Then, calm and composed, with head erect, and steadfast
6       XL|   have I felt more calm and composed in mind,” he replied. “Allow
7      LII|     amazed by the perfectly composed face of the listener.~ ~