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 1        I|         village at a gallop, and paused before the house of the
 2       II|     softness.~ ~Occasionally, he paused abruptly before some one
 3       II|        had confessed all; and he paused, trembling, trying to read
 4       II|            come what may——”~ ~He paused suddenly; a visitor was
 5      III|        it, and clean it——”~ ~She paused to listen, and they heard
 6       VI|    conceal her sufferings.”~ ~He paused suddenly. They heard in
 7       VI|          the united allies.~ ~He paused. The explosions were repeated
 8       VI|         had told all he knew. He paused.~ ~“You have forgotten only
 9       VI|    crossing the square, the duke paused before me and remarked: ‘
10        X|    extraordinary interest?”~ ~He paused, enlightened by a sudden
11        X|     obeying an angry impulse, he paused.~ ~
12      XII|        motioning him to stop, he paused.~ ~It was Chupin, accompanied
13     XIII|        of her long eyelashes. He paused, holding his breath, in
14     XIII|         cabinet.~ ~Mlle. Blanche paused.~ ~“I am trespassing upon
15      XVI|          the summit, however, he paused to take breath; and while
16      XVI|         them more surely——”~ ~He paused; the communicating door
17      XVI|       and do not curse me.”~ ~He paused, and seeing that even this
18      XVI|  motioned him to stop. The baron paused, greatly surprised; Martial,
19    XVIII|    little grove on the Reche, he paused for a moment at a place
20    XVIII|          matter.”~ ~M. Lacheneur paused and reflected for a moment,
21      XXI| prophetic words, the little band paused.~ ~Then someone issued from
22     XXIV|    movement; far from it——”~ ~He paused; all this was passing in
23     XXIV|        house this evening.”~ ~He paused, trying to think if he had
24     XXIV|       You, who no longer——”~ ~He paused; a secret which was not
25     XXVI|  recognized Corporal Bavois, and paused.~ ~But he, passing them
26    XXVII|  implored him to renounce.”~ ~He paused, comprehending only when
27   XXVIII|       permit it.”~ ~She suddenly paused, with clasped hands, and
28   XXVIII|           Jean said to me.~ ~“We paused. The horse soon reached
29   XXVIII|     highway.”~ ~The young farmer paused to take breath, then said,
30   XXVIII|       one of his enemies——”~ ~He paused; he heard the grating of
31     XXIX|       very same words.~ ~Martial paused, awaiting some response—
32     XXIX|    hunter. Thanks to him——”~ ~He paused abruptly; he had not perceived
33     XXIX|       several times, and finally paused before Marie-Anne, who remained
34     XXIX|       slightest suspicion.”~ ~He paused suddenly. His eyes, in which
35     XXXI|          I am Lacheneur.”~ ~They paused when they recognized him,
36     XXXI|         person that the soldiers paused, silent and awed.~ ~But
37     XXXV|         toil. Both men and women paused to look at them, and when
38  XXXVIII|          Jean Lacheneur suddenly paused.~ ~“To come so far for a
39    XXXIX|          entered the room.~ ~She paused before him, and with arms
40     XLII|  hesitated for a moment, then he paused, dropped his gun, and waited.~ ~
41     XLII|          the old poacher, and he paused.~ ~“I know very well that
42     XLII|        he fired——”~ ~The marquis paused, and Blanche summoned sufficient
43     XLII|      never in the evening.”~ ~He paused and for more than a minute
44    XLIII|      that shades a spring.”~ ~He paused suddenly, and with a knowing
45     XLIV|       more foully than I——”~ ~He paused an instant, then he added:~ ~“
46     XLIV|       infamy, and misery!’”~ ~He paused with a nervous laugh, and
47      XLV|    Chanlouineau’s house, and she paused in the little grove of which
48     XLVI|        Blanche.”~ ~The murderess paused.~ ~“Do not summon anyone;
49    XLVII|      threshold of the chamber he paused, petrified with horror by
50    XLVII|          pointed to heaven, Jean paused, his face more ghastly than
51    XLVII|      perfidy as he deserves.” He paused; the sound of horses’ hoofs
52    XLVII|        of Corporal Bavois.”~ ~He paused, and as his astonished hearers
53   XLVIII| lamentable mistake, she suddenly paused in dismay.~ ~That certificate
54   XLVIII|        Maurice d’Escorval.~ ~She paused abruptly in the middle of
55       LI|   trampled me under foot!”~ ~She paused.~ ~The bitter rancor which
56      LII|         as was his impudence, he paused, amazed by the perfectly
57      LII|      down the room.~ ~At last he paused before his wife.~ ~“I have
58      LIV|    Chateau-des-Rentiers and soon paused before a tract of unoccupied
59       LV|        to proceed further.”~ ~He paused with knitted brows.~ ~In