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 1        I|           about to fall.~ ~But he quickly recovered his self-possession,
 2       IV|  invectives.~ ~Marie-Anne stepped quickly forward.~ ~“The proof, Monsieur,”
 3     VIII|     nothing to fear,” he replied, quickly; “I heard Marie-Anne promise
 4      XII|       things back again, and that quickly!”~ ~And as they were obeying
 5      XIV|     arrived at this conclusion so quickly, had it not been for the
 6     XVII|     several objections; they were quickly disposed of; and, at last,
 7     XVII|        She trembled, and, turning quickly, found herself face to face
 8      XXI|           homes. Come, Abbe; come quickly!”~ ~And they departed on
 9     XXII|           rolled away, but not so quickly that Marie-Anne failed to
10     XXII|           haste. Bring them on as quickly as possible, and have confidence
11      XXV|        few recriminations, and it quickly reached stinging words,
12    XXVII|        the guns rusted there more quickly than in the open air. A
13    XXVII|         to the oldest among them, quickly and in a low voice said:~ ~“
14   XXVIII|   concealment. So the bargain was quickly concluded.~ ~The prisoner’
15     XXIX|            he stammered.~ ~But he quickly mastered his emotion, and
16     XXIX|    faltered.~ ~A gleam of hatred, quickly extinguished, shone in Martial’
17      XXX|         filled with tears. But he quickly dried them on hearing the
18      XXX|    turning around and around very quickly, by this movement unwinding
19      XXX|        his attention.~ ~He turned quickly.~ ~“What is it?”~ ~“I heard
20     XXXI|         blood-hound.”~ ~He turned quickly to Lacheneur.~ ~“Come, sir,”
21    XXXII|       have fallen,” said Martial, quickly, “and was dangerously wounded!”~ ~“
22     XXXV|          no foolishness,” he said quickly. “It is I, Bavois.”~ ~This
23    XXXVI| counselled them to reach Turin as quickly as possible.~ ~“It is a
24   XXXVII|        boys put in his head, then quickly withdrew it.~ ~The priest
25    XXXIX|      least bit in the world, then quickly closed it; but not so quickly
26    XXXIX|     quickly closed it; but not so quickly that his daughter failed
27      XLV|         Medea.~ ~“Get your cloak, quickly, aunt,” she commanded. “
28      XLV|          room; she knew this. She quickly ascended the stairs, pushed
29     XLVI|          made her heart beat more quickly. She did not stop to consider;
30    XLVII|           toward the staircase so quickly that neither Jean nor the
31       LI|          is never so well, nor so quickly served, as when he serves
32      LIV|         Crenelle. She walked very quickly, and without turning her
33      LIV|         was watching them, and he quickly followed them. It was Martial.~ ~
34       LV|       exclaimed.~ ~Then he added, quickly:~ ~“Let the messenger enter.”~ ~