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 1       IV|          be pitied!”~ ~She had no opportunity to say more. Martial came
 2      VII|      caught at the first and only opportunity worthy of his talent, which
 3       IX|          solitude afforded him an opportunity to regain his composure,
 4     XIII|        not neglect this favorable opportunity for verifying the suspicions
 5      XIV|          country?~ ~Ah, well! the opportunity he so ardently desired now
 6       XV|          He took advantage of the opportunity to draw the baron aside
 7      XVI|       enemies are watching for an opportunity to ruin you. The slightest
 8      XIX|         he took advantage of this opportunity to gain his son’s consent
 9      XIX|       former tastes. She found an opportunity to say that she furnished
10       XX|            At last there comes an opportunity for us to display our devotion
11     XXII| extortions were delighted at this opportunity to frighten him.~ ~For,
12      XXV|           he would profit by this opportunity to rid her of Marie-Anne.~ ~
13    XXVII|           What glory, and what an opportunity for the ambitious!~ ~The
14    XXVII|        This gave M. d’Escorval an opportunity to speak with his defenders.
15     XXIX|               She did not have an opportunity to complete the sentence.
16      XXX|            without giving him any opportunity to reply, resumed:~ ~“You,
17      XXX|         them now. This gave me an opportunity to come here unobserved.
18     XXXI|           companions had found an opportunity to talk together in private.~ ~
19    XXXII|        since it would give him an opportunity to retrieve his honor.~ ~“
20    XXXII|           him.~ ~Besides, what an opportunity it afforded for the exercise
21    XXXII|       escape afforded the duke an opportunity to exalt Chupin’s merits.~ ~“
22     XXXV|        without giving the abbe an opportunity to open his lips, he began
23    XXXVI|         last embraced a favorable opportunity to ask their names.~ ~“My
24   XXXVII|         abbe did not allow him an opportunity.~ ~“Go, go at once,” he
25  XXXVIII|   diminished. You have owed me an opportunity to avenge myself, Monsieur,
26    XXXIX|       ladies were not sorry of an opportunity to repay the young Marquise
27       XL|          good reason to bless the opportunity of freeing yourself from
28     XLII|           dissimulate, prepare an opportunity, but not force it.~ ~What
29     XLII|             But how can I find an opportunity to confer with him?” she
30     XLII|        died, but she felt that an opportunity to recover her lost prestige
31    XLIII|  everything. She only asks for an opportunity. The occasion presents itself,
32       LI|         stupid enough to let this opportunity, for which we have been
33       LV|         are never healed. What an opportunity for revenge this would afford
34       LV|           when he was afforded an opportunity to escape.~ ~Too shrewd