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1        X|  through the chateau; but this hasty examination by candle-light
2    XVIII|   detest him, and you are very hasty. Swear to me that if he
3     XXVI|  court-martial was, of course, hasty and often unjust in its
4     XXXV| clutched at the empty air.~ ~A hasty movement, and he would have
5   XXXVII|          The good abbe was too hasty.~ ~Just when Maurice stood
6       LV|        his pocket, then with a hasty movement he cast his red