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1    XXVII|  the commission retired to deliberate. This gave M. dEscorval
2    XXXIV| his weakness. He seemed to deliberate for ten seconds, then seizing
3  XXXVIII|  will return,” in the most deliberate manner; but in proportion
4   XLVIII| mind, could coolly reason, deliberate, and make plans for the
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