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 1        V|       For Martial had turned and discovered that Marie-Anne and her
 2      XII|         duke; and he had already discovered the secret of making himself
 3     XVII|    delight; but he feared if she discovered his satisfaction that the
 4    XVIII|       because I know all. I have discovered your revengeful project.
 5      XIX|        on the Reche; and when he discovered that such was not the case,
 6     XXII|       cried, in alarm.~ ~“All is discovered!”~ ~“Great God!”~ ~“Major
 7     XXIX|       became gloomy. He had just discovered an unexpected and, as it
 8     XXIX|          much. If this should be discovered, those who take part in
 9      XXX|       back in despair.~ ~“All is discovered!” he thought.~ ~The man
10      XXX|         remember that all may be discovered—and then——”~ ~“Have no fears,
11      XXX|         than he had expected; he discovered this almost immediately.~ ~
12     XXXI|    however, and, on examination, discovered that he, who it would seem
13     XXXI|          the conspiracy had been discovered; their houses were full
14     XXXI|          dare to assert that you discovered the brigand?”~ ~“Yes, it
15     XXXI|   brigand?”~ ~“Yes, it was I who discovered his hiding-place.”~ ~“You
16    XXXII|      citadel was built, they had discovered a rope dangling from the
17    XXXII|       merits.~ ~“The man who has discovered Lacheneur will know how
18    XXXII|     making the second descent—he discovered that it was not a single
19    XXXII|          precipice.~ ~There they discovered large spots of blood.~ ~“
20   XXXIII|        of Mlle. Blanche, he soon discovered the calculating ambition
21     XXXV|         foundation.~ ~The police discovered nothing, not so much as
22    XXXVI|       white. He felt that he was discovered —that he was in this man’
23    XXXVI|          tarry here. What I have discovered others will discover. And
24    XXXVI|          Escorval must have been discovered and arrested at the same
25   XXXVII|             Some way must now be discovered to procure the surgical
26   XXXVII|      retired without having been discovered.~ ~That night the abbe hazarded
27     XLII|         afternoon in May Blanche discovered what she sought.~ ~It was
28    XLIII|        head.~ ~Mme. Blanche soon discovered this. One day, early in
29      XLV|           was lest she should be discovered.~ ~Aunt Medea was, it is
30      XLV|      rival.~ ~When the crime was discovered she would be far away. No
31     XLVI|       bend.~ ~Since she had been discovered, nothing in the world would
32     XLVI|         that she would surely be discovered if she did not flee.~ ~But
33    XLVII|    examined the room, and he had discovered nothing that betrayed the
34   XLVIII|   terrible! What if it should be discovered!”~ ~Then she shed a few
35   XLVIII| terrified.~ ~“All must have been discovered!” this was her first thought.
36     XLIX|         to tell them that he had discovered, at the base of a precipice,
37        L|         fate if her husband ever discovered that she was the culprit—
38       LI|  pleasure. What if all should be discovered? Do you ever think of that?
39      LII|         de Sairmeuse. At last he discovered it; and he lost no time
40      LII|          inquiries, Mme. Blanche discovered that he lived in the Place
41      LII|      search, if nothing had been discovered at the end of two years:~ ~“
42     LIII|      help to his poor mother—had discovered a little house in a good
43      LIV|      before, all came near being discovered, and yet she had Aunt Medea,
44       LV|        this reason would soon be discovered, he could not doubt, and,