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 1        I|         was already more than half full, and from every side little
 2       IV|      addressing the duke in a tone full of implacable hatred. “Keep
 3      VII|            He was gay, chatty, and full of confidence in the future.~ ~“
 4        X|          even to weakness; Martial full of deference. But their
 5      XVI|         the rough hill-side in the full glare of the noonday sun.~ ~
 6      XVI|          climbed an hour before so full of hope.~ ~What should he
 7       XX|       weight of years, rose to its full height.~ ~He gave the bell-rope
 8     XXII|          house, the saloons seemed full of drinkers, and groups
 9     XXII|          men running toward him at full speed. One was clad in the
10    XXVII|   functionaries.~ ~The duke was in full uniform, his face a little
11   XXVIII|          with my eyes and my heart full of you—and that was all.~ ~“
12     XXIX|         Duc de Sairmeuse, still in full uniform, entered.~ ~“Upon
13      XXX|           like his upon a corridor full of guards, whose monotonous
14     XXXI|      discovered; their houses were full of soldiers, who were hunting
15   XXXIII| approaching marriage, his mind was full of intense anxiety concerning
16    XXXIV|         the Marquis de Courtornieu full in the face.~ ~“I am still
17     XXXV|        Bavois looked the situation full in the face, and saw that
18     XXXV|        nearly three leagues in the full light of day, bearing a
19    XXXVI|      health. She had recovered the full possession of her mental
20    XXXIX|          flung the crumbled letter full in the face of the Marquis
21      XLV|         finger in the bowl; it was full to the brim.~ ~Beside the
22      XLV|     bewilderment; she regained the full possession of her faculties;
23     XLVI|           from the chair, and fell full length upon the floor.~ ~
24    XLVII|            He comes with his heart full of her, confident and hopeful;
25    XLVII|       about to fall, so bright and full of hope and confidence.~ ~
26   XLVIII|           and confident, his heart full of hope. Alas! Marie-Anne
27     XLIX|     striving to gain time, knowing full well that it is the sovereign
28     LIII|            toward her was perfect, full of deference and chivalrous
29     LIII|          swearing she would make a full confession.~ ~Paler than
30      LIV|       fourth key opened it. It was full of papers.~ ~With feverish
31       LV|         abruptly and looked Gevrol full in the face.~ ~“That is