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1        X|  Sometimes he imagined the worst. “If I should quarrel with
2      XIV|  the brain and lead to the worst of follies.~ ~Let the woman
3      XXX|   it be?~ ~He imagined the worst misfortunes. He saw his
4   XXXIII|  as if I had committed the worst of crimes. Formerly, when
5   XLVIII|  unbinds the tongue of the worst criminals, and forces them—
6   XLVIII| and that, in any case, the worst was preferable to suspense.~ ~“
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